2 agencies, schools, health care providers, private companies, sports clubs, religious institutions and countless o<strong>the</strong>rs in <strong>the</strong> community. Their contributions, large and small, combine to make a difference for refugees who have lost <strong>the</strong>ir community and sense of belonging. Our organizations are convinced that proper planning for refugee resettlement starts well before <strong>the</strong> refugee arrives in his or her new country, and should include all those involved in reception and integration. If <strong>the</strong> receiving communities and all relevant actors are involved from <strong>the</strong> outset, resettlement will fulfil its potential both as a durable solution for <strong>the</strong> individual refugee and as an instrument to share <strong>the</strong> responsibility for hosting refugees with o<strong>the</strong>r countries. We hope that this publication will give a useful insight into <strong>the</strong> reception and integration of resettled refugees and that it will reinforce and encourage refugee resettlement in <strong>the</strong> European Union. The many successful practices described in this <strong>Handbook</strong> provide rich inspiration for all those seeking to engage in refugee resettlement. Foreword Johan Ketelers Judith Kumin Bernd Hemingway Secretary General Former Director, Regional Representative Bureau for Europe to <strong>the</strong> European Union <strong>ICMC</strong> UNHCR IOM
Acknowledgements 3 Resettlement Framework We would like to sincerely thank <strong>the</strong> following people whose contributions of time and expertise in refugee resettlement made <strong>the</strong> writing of this handbook possible: Ohene Aboagye, Catalin Albu, Novita Amadei, Jo De Backer, Akoi Bazzie, John Bingham, Jane Bloom, Lars Blomqvist, Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren, Julia Capel - Dunn, Laurence Deglain, Tomáš Demočko, Adrienne Eisenmenger, Chris Friesen, Kenneth Forssell, Florence Gaudeau, Johannes van Gemund, Martina Glennon, Jane Graupman, Helen Gray, Jakob Dam Glynstrup, Marisel Soto Godoy, Raphaelle Goyet, Sandra Haigh, Rachael Hardiman, Sarah Hergenrö<strong>the</strong>r, Hanna Holm, Femke Hummel, Halwan Ibrahim, Camilla Jelbart, Rick Jones, Berend Jonker, Arja Kekkonen, Miska Keskinen, Jon Lord, Jonathan Lucus, Sanniella Luukkainen, Tito Matos, Fatiha Mlati, Radu Mircea, Sofie De Mot, Hamida Shaikh Mohamad, Florence Jessey Myklebust, Petr Novàk, Joost den Otter, William Paintsil, Robert Quarles, Mary Raphaely, Hélène de Rengervé, Linda Rós Alfreðsdóttir, Waleed Al-Sabbagh, Caterina Saraca, Frowynke Siegers, Valeria Schirru, Victoria Sinclair, Ann – Charlotte Siren-Borrego, Sabe Amthor Soe, Pindie Stephen, Paul Sterk, Ko Ko Thett, Matthieu Tardis, Boknetsion Tsegay, Denise Thomsson, Ariane den Uyl, João Vasconcelos, Lucien Verhoeven, Emilie Wiinblad and Lilla Zentai Healthcare Employment and Training Foundations for Integration Education and Language Housing Community Development Essential Support Services Cultural Orientation
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