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Financement de l’UE (1 518 000 €) : Travail social mondial et mobilité humaine : études comparatives sur les gouvernements locaux et les bonnes pratiques du travail social dans la région … Hor 28/10/2019 Programme de recherche et d'innovation de l'UE « Horizon »

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Travail social mondial et mobilité humaine : études comparatives sur les gouvernements locaux et les bonnes pratiques du travail social dans la région euro-méditerranéenne

This project main objective is to consolidate an international and inter-sectorial network of comparative and collaborative research and training on the identification, analysis and dissemination of good practices in the field of social work and human mobility in the European countries involved in the project, including universities, local town halls and third sector organizations. The reception and socioeconomic inclusion of migrants and refugees are key issues for contemporary Europe, particularly in the Euro-Mediterranean region, where the magnitude of new arrivals arouse great human rights concern. Social work professionals are in the front line of this challenge, playing a key role in local government responses and professional practices for the reception and inclusion of newcomers. Experienced qualitative methodological approach used in migration studies and related to social work will be utilized mainly. The participants of this project will exchange skills and knowledge which will allow them to progress towards key advances in the identification, transfer and promotion of good practices on local government and social work interventions with migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and other groups in conditions of vulnerability as a result of human mobility (non-accompanied children and youth, the elderly, victims of human trafficking, the disabled, transnational families, victims of ethnic, religious and sexual orientation discrimination, etc). The methodological approach will combine secondments of senior and junior researchers and social work professionals, the implementation of comparative research, training workshops and activities to disseminate knowledge and promote good social work practice, such as international conferences, the elaboration of guidelines and the production of publications in national and international journals, including special issues focused on the good social work practices identified during the project


Agape@Sankt Thomas 0,00 €
Asociacion Diversidades 9 200,00 €
Ayuntamiento de Granada 193 200 €
Comune Di Palermo 92 000 €
Fondazione Nazionale Degli Assistenti Sociali 73 600 €
Fundacio Privada Bayt al-Thaqafa 9 200,00 €
Linneuniversitetet 55 200 €
Lunds Universitet 110 400 €
Oxfam Italia Intercultura, Societacooperativa, Impresa Sociale 50 600 €
Red Acoge 36 800 €
Rioja Acoge 9 200,00 €
Universidad de Granada 377 200 €
Universidad Pontificia Comillas 202 400 €
Universita Degli Studi Di Firenze 115 000 €
Universita Degli Studi Di Palermo 184 000 €

https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/872209

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