Local Responses to Precarious Migrants: Frames, Strategies and Evolving Practices in Europe (LoReMi)

March 2021 - October 2022
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Overview

This project aims to map and enhance local strategies to address the exclusion of migrants with precarious residential status from essential services. It will explore the challenges migrants face, emphasising the particular experiences of women, the services available in some cities, such as healthcare and shelter, and the rationales for them. Case studies in Cardiff, Frankfurt and Vienna, in partnership with city councils and in consultation with stakeholders, will explore differing approaches to provision within contrasting legal frameworks, including collaboration between public services and civil society.

The project will strengthen transnational networking and knowledge exchange to inform and enhance future practice.

Principal Investigator

Sarah Spencer

Researchers

Zach Bastick

Marie Mallet-Garcia

Funding

JPI Urban Europe