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As part of the REGIN Project (Regions for Migrant and Refugees Integration), on 24 November at 9.30am the Region of Murcia will hold an online REGIN Presentation Day “Addressing the Integration of Migrants in the Region of Murcia”#RegInMurcia.

Despite the difficult context of the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, REGIN Project partners continue to work remotely and met virtually in the last months. Read more about project updates from September and October 2020.

MPG, shared a video on its social media on the World Refugee Day illustrating some research results from the NIEM report on the remaining gaps in the refugee integration policies of European countries.

At the premises of Skåne County Administrative Board, information films are currently being recorded in several languages about the corona virus and how we together can slow down the spread.

RådRum offers voluntary-based, free, impartial and confidential counseling for newly arrived migrants. Normally two counsellors attend each visitor; one native and one with a migration background.

This year, the regional Ministry of Women, Equality, LGTBI, Families and Social Policy of the Region of Murcia (Spain) is designing a project to support all former minors under the guardianship of the region once they have reached the age of majority.

The General Directorate of Social Services and Relationship with the Third Sector has promoted comprehensive protection programs for the hosting of migrants in safe houses.

The Government of the Azores, through the Regional Department for the Communities, has a personalized front-office service directed to immigrant citizens, emigrant candidates, and returnees.

The Government of the Azores, through the Regional Department for the Communities, establishes protocols that promote the joint action of different public entities and non-governmental organizations.

The Government of the Azores is promoting another edition of Cursos de Português para Falantes de Outras Línguas – “Portuguese language courses for speakers of other languages”.

The COVID-19 pandemic that has hit the world has not affected everyone equally. One of the most vulnerable groups amid this pandemic are irregular migrants, who have limited access to essential services.

European regions have agreed to establish an Intercultural Regions Network to better work together to develop comprehensive intercultural strategies to manage diversity and migration.

In view of the online brainstorming meeting scheduled for the next 10th of July, CIDOB has been working with MPG for the development of the questionnaires of indicators (on integration policies and outcomes).

As part of the projects’ Communication strategy, project partners have developed a couple of guiding, and mutually complementary documents in order to harmonize and guide partners’ communication, dissemination and capitalization actions.

On 12 and 13 of February, The REGIN project kick-off meeting took place in Brussels, hosted by CPMR, and gathered representatives from Azores (Portugal), Campania (Italy), Catalonia (Spain), Murcia (Spain), Puglia (Italy) and Skåne (Sweden) regions, as well as representatives from CIDOB, Instrategies and the Migration Policy Group (MPG). 

The Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions (CPMR) is leading the project consortium involving 6 of its member regions and 3 technical partners, in a project named “Regions for Migrants and Refugees Integration’’ (REGIN), funded by the European Union’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF).