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Changing reintegration in a meaningful way

Topics: Displacement, Migration, Integration | Refugee Policy
| Created by Sophie Meiners

Reintegration assistance for migrants going home is important for the EU. And yet, it is ineffective — involving returnee initiatives can reverse that.

Die im Artikel zum Ausdruck gebrachten Meinungen und Äußerungen der Gastautor_innen spiegeln nicht notwendigerweise die Haltung der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung wider.

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  • Displacement: Worldwide, more people are leaving their countries of origin than ever before.

  • Migration: Migration is to be expected in an interconnected and globalized world.

  • Integration: How do we want to live together in a diverse society with peace, safety and equal participation for all?

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