Summary of Tapping displaced talent: Policy options for EU complementary pathways
This brief shares policy options identified as part of the EU-funded and ICMPD-implemented project
“Making refugee talent visible and accessible to EU labour markets – tapping into the potential of
skills-based complementary pathways”, financed through the Migration Partnership Facility.
Refugee Hub
We work at the intersection of research, policy, and programming, fostering innovative, multi-sectoral partnerships in support of refugee protection in Canada and around the world. -- www.pathways.website
The views expressed are those of the author/s, and are not attributable to the host organisations of the Resettlement.Plus website.
Recent Updates
Research on refugee sponsorship in rural communities explores how community-led initiatives can strengthen...
Research on private refugee sponsorship in Canada examines the complex power dynamics that shape relationships...
New research on refugee co-sponsorship in the United States explores how volunteer-based sponsorship...