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Part I - Resettlement and Refugee Integration Chapter VII – Building a New Life in the Community: Approaches to reception and integration in Europe Bhutanese child playing at elementary school De Opslach (Netherlands)/UNHCR/P. de Ruiter
Overview of reception and integration in European resettlement countries 277 Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Access to PR/citizenship after grant of refugee status /after 5 years after grant of refugee status/after 5 years after 5 years/after 8 years Reception Receiving organisation FEDASIL -IOM -Czech Department for Asylum and Migration Policy - Refugee Facilities Administration DIS or municipalities Centralised/ Direct reception Centralised (4-6 weeks) Centralised (6 months) Direct Regional/ Municipal involvement Municipal involvement in resettlement Financial contribution by central government Voluntary Voluntary Mandatory Yes Yes Yes Type/ Duration Mainstream / 12-18 months Mainstream / minimum 12 months Mainstream /3 years Integration programme for refugees Mandatory Voluntary Flanders & Brussels: civic orientation & Dutch tuition; social and employment orientation Wallonia & Brussels: French tuition & registration for employment support n/a Language tuition, cultural and social orientation Integration contract: Language tuition, vocational training, Danish society courses, employment orientation / Personalised integration planning No No No The role of NGOs and volunteers Additional integration services and support For abbreviations & acronyms see page 282 -Additional integration services and support -Cultural mediator between different stakeholders (BCP) Additional integration services and support CHAPTER VII
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Welcome to Europe! A comprehensive
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Welcome to Europe! A comprehensive
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Acknowledgements 3 We would like to
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3.3. Burmese refugees in Thailand a
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Chapter VII - Building a new life i
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States have the primary responsibil
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11 CHAPTER II CHAPTER I Pakistani r
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Bangladesh is not a signatory to th
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2. RESETTLEMENT In practice, resett
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• Children and adolescents at ris
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19 CHAPTER II CHAPTER I in Iraq and
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1. UNHCR RESETTLEMENT OPERATIONS UN
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23 accounted for just 8% of global
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25 world. Partnerships between acto
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27 experts, who worked in twelve di
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29 Access to refugee populations in
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31 What can other resettlement coun
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33 Australia’s Special Humanitari
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35 At a glance • Population/GDP (
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37 What would be your advice to tho
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39 and required in US legislation.
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41 strong cases for changes to poli
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43 events, assist with translation
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45 In view of the large resettlemen
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47 ASIA TURKEY & MIDDLE EAST Afghan
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49 • access to education 15 (Zamb
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51 Mohammed, Somali refugee living
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53 Somali refugees being 458 days.
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55 deterioration in the asylum and
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3. ASIA AND PACIFIC 3.1. Afghan ref
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observers), the Contact Group works
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61 this period, the number of camps
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63 3.3.2. Burmese refugees in Thail
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65 ‘geographical limitation’, m
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67 durable solutions for recognised
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69 school system, but high rental c
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71 At the time of writing, UNHCR is
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Resettlement is a coordinated activ
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75 individual re-fugees’ living s
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77 from UNHCR Headquarters, and awa
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79 Chart B: Resettlement case submi
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81 submitted within 24 hours of ide
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83 the field office, resettlement c
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85 a dossier basis - where the deci
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87 made by UNHCR from 8,143 refugee
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89 Cases of individuals or groups t
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91 Preparing refugees to depart to
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93 and some programmes explicitly l
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95 Pre-departure assistance in Euro
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97 This chapter gives an overview o
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99 Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Lat
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In 2004, the Commission issued a Co
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103 contribution of EU Member State
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105 Directive’ 2004/83/EC 29 ) or
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for the period 2008-12 were offered
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109 • increasing the humanitarian
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For 2013, Germany, Hungary and Roma
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113 In order to initiate relocation
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115 related to relocation’ within
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117 • during the policy dialogue
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119 network-building activities by
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121 municipalities, and their civil
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123 The following country summaries
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125 Country Finland France Germany
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127 Country Norway Portugal Romania
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129 Belgium at a glance • Populat
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Belgium Resettlement Criteria • B
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133 Pre-departure Cultural Orienta
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Belgium counselling may be arranged
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• The new 2013 quota programme ma
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139 Year Accepted Arrivals 2010 47
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Czech Republic 141 by representativ
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Czech Republic 143 In-country selec
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Czech Republic 145 who refugees fro
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147 Denmark at a glance • Populat
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Denmark Denmark’s Resettlement Pr
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Denmark 151 medical cases are selec
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Denmark 153 In-country selection Se
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INTEGRATION IN FOCUS: Network famil
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Denmark 157 for employment and/or h
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159 Year Accepted Arrivals National
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Finland 161 the presence of support
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Finland 163 In-country selection Se
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165 also include short work placeme
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Finland Evaluations Although some e
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Year Dossiers submitted Accepted (N
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France 171 Identification and Selec
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Integration in Practice Reception O
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France 175 level of French is deeme
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France 177 so to date. 15% of the h
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179 Germany at a glance • Populat
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Germany 181 Resettlement Criteria B
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Germany 183 recognised refugees can
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Germany 185 resettlement of vulnera
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Germany Save Me activists from diff
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Strengths: Germany New Developments
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191 UNHCR Submission categories con
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Iceland 193 In-country selection Se
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Iceland 195 assist resettled refuge
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197 Ireland at a glance • Populat
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Ireland 199 • The primary applica
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Ireland 201 Dossier selection UNHCR
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Ireland services and support for re
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Ireland 205 Women and children at
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207 The Netherlands at a glance •
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The Netherlands The Netherlands’
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The Netherlands 211 both life in th
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The Netherlands Bhutanese children
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The Netherlands Afghan refugees in
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217 Norway at a glance • Populati
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Norway 219 UNHCR Priority levels ac
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Norway and must evidence completion
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Norway Integration in Practice Rece
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Country Mandatory/ Voluntary Belgiu
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