Progress

The interviews with key stakeholder experts will be recorded on a monthly base to provide easily understandable, up-to-date and accessible evidence on the most recent EU developments on asylum, migration and integration.

The Twitter account @ReSOMA_EU focus on engaging in and responding to the wider public debate through feeding in evidence provided by lead experts in the project.

This deliverable is intended as the establishment and engagement of the Advisory Board including representatives from EU institutions.
The AB feeds current policy developments into the project, reflects on interim results and acts as multiplier for results and recommendations. It also offers input for the identification of the policy trends and emerging needs.

The ReSOMA Platform is the core of ReSOMA and is an online tool to foster outreach, dissemiantion and exchanges among stakeholders, researchers and policy-makers around asylum, migraitona and integration. This document describes the structure of the web platform as defined by the Consortium, the first online version of the ReSOMA website and its visual identity. The deliverable contains the explanation of the first model of the platform that will be implemented and constructed hand in hand with other project’s activities.

The Ask the expert policy briefs are highly informative tools that aim at facilitating knowledge sharing and social capital development. By reacting to current events and developments that shape the European migration and integration debate during the duration of the project, these policy briefs will provide timely, evidence-based input to public debates as they unfold and feed in the overall process of identifying the unmet needs and defining policy trends.

Three expert summaries on policy agenda setting and six on policy agenda responses represent the main impetus for the activities of the annual project cycle. These Discussion Policy Briefs identify major unmet needs on asylum, migration and integration with significant consequences for EU law/policy as well as for immigrant and local communities; and analyse needs and developments on the ground in relation to major upcoming annual priorities for the EU agenda on asylum, migration and integration.

The Ask the expert policy briefs are highly informative tools that aim at facilitating knowledge sharing and social capital development. By reacting to current events and developments that shape the European migration and integration debate during the duration of the project, these policy briefs will provide timely, evidence-based input to public debates as they unfold and feed in the overall process of identifying the unmet needs and defining policy trends.

The Social Research Panel Survey focuses on national policy perceptions and responses and involves transnational and national stakeholders. It aims at testing the evidence collected on the available EU policy options at national level.

The Council Presidency European Workshops @M12 is a key outputs as it aims at disseminating mid-term project results among a specific target audience, with particular attention given to policy makers. To ensure that the overall project activities and outputs bring together research and stakeholder evidence, these workshops are to be organised in the framework of the evolving EU policy agenda and taking into account the consecutive EU presidencies.