First meeting 2010 of the National Network EMN Italy
and Regional Editors
of the Dossier Caritas/Migrantes, Rome
Meeting reserved for the working group

This meeting was scheduled within the European network EMN. The morning session was devoted to:
• the interconnections between the EMN work programme and recent immigration researches and
• the development of Statistical Report, with the provision of data and further development of editorial guidelines.

The recent researches presented during the morning session were:
• CNEL Integration Index;
• Immigration Territorial Councils’ Handbook;
• Caritas/Migrantes Immigration Report;
• African Migrations (Integration Fund Research).

The afternoon session was dedicated to:
• Antonella Baldassarini (Istat, National Accounting) report and
• Anna Triandafyllidou (European University Institute) report

During the following debate more information were provided on
Metoikos Project on Circular Migration
This session was opened and closed by the representatives of
the Ministry of the Interior

 

EMN Activities 2010

Introduction (V. Prefect Colosimo)

EMN Last Developments 2010 (Ricci)

Study Topics in 2010

Using The Report EMN Italy in the circuit of awareness

EMN Asylum & Immigration Glossary (Ciurlo)

Strengthening regional network

Debate

The immigration and the undeclared labour market (Antonella Baldassarini, Istat, National Accounts)

Debate

Circular migration patterns (Anna Triandafyllidou, European University Institute)

Debate

Final Considerations (Prefect Angelo Malandrino, Min. of Interior, Central Director Immigration and Asylum Policies)

 

Programme
The new model of irregularities. Introductory presentation prepared by the Italian Contact Point - EMN
Current employment model, the effects of the crisis and circular migration. Introductory presentation prepared by the Italian Contact Point - EMN
The immigration and the undeclared labour market by Antonella Baldassarini (Istat)
Circular migration patterns in Southern and Central Eastern Europe: Challenges and opportunities for migrants and policy makers by Anna Triandafyllidou, European University Institute