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Yet, the Mongolians in Blansko often face much more serious challenges than the unfriendliness of the local people. They come here with huge debts. “Most of them sell everything they have, or pawn their flats, only to be able to come here,” says Veronika Zikmundová, an expert on Mongolia at Charles University in Prague. The average salary in Ulaanbaatar is 100 dollars a month, but with unemployment reaching high levels, few people have a permanent job.
Martina Křížková: Good Mongolians
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New contributions:
A Dialogue in Action: Linking Emigrant Communities for More Development (Inventory of Institutional Capacities and Practices)
The Inventory was published as a result of joint ICMPD-IOM project Linking Emigrant Communities for More Development which is a part of initiatives aiming to support governments with significant emigrant communities. The information used for the publication was mainly provided by the national institutions, non-governmental and international stakeholders. >>
25. 8. 10
Migration and the Economic Crisis: Implications for Policy in the European Union
The study aims to provide a synthesis and analysis of the latest available evidence in order to assess the impact of the global economic crisis on migrants and migration policy in the European Union. The findings presented in the report are based primarily on a survey conducted by IOM offices in the 27 EU Member States and Croatia, Norway and Turkey, the findings of seven commissioned country case... >>
17. 8. 10
Development through Communication: Connecting Youth to the 3rd Global Forum on Migration and Development. The 2nd Annual Youth Consultation on Migration 2nd Annual Youth Consultation on Migration (YPWC Final Report)
This report provides information on the 2nd Annual Youth Consultation on Migration by Young People We Care (YPWC), a youth-led organization based in Ghana and offices in the United Kingdom and Canada. The report states that out of 214 million international migrants around the world in 2008 nearly 20% comprised youth (people between 15 and 30 years of age). The aim of the Consultation is to bridge ... >>
5. 8. 10
Access to healthcare for undocumented migrants in 11 European countries
Second report of MdM (Médecins du Monde) European Observatory on access to health care in 11 European countries is based on 1 218 interviews. The survey shows that Access to health care is unequal between European countries, but it is also very restrictive in all of them. Thus, only third of those who could theoretically benefit from healthcare coverage do in reality from this right. Also, the med... >>
19. 3. 10
Undocumented Immigrants and Rights in the EU: Addressing the Gap between Social Sciences Research and Policy-making
This report assesses the main findings and synergies of a selection of EU-funded research projects on irregular immigration and the status of undocumented migrants. It reveals that the results emanating from social science research contrast with the EU policy documents adopted in light of the forthcoming Stockholm Programme – the third multi-annual programme on
an Area of Freedom, Security and Ju... >>
9. 3. 10
Beyond Stockholm: overcoming the inconsistencies of immigration policy. Elizabeth Collett (European Policy Centre Working Paper 32)
This text is a brief summary outlining the key points of Elizabeth Collett’s publication Beyond Stockholm: overcoming the inconsistencies of immigration policy (December 2009), which critically considers the current direction of EU migration policy following the approval of the new Stockholm Programme for Justice and Home Affairs. Elizabeth Collett is a Senior Policy Analyst at the European Polic... >>
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