EuroMeSCo Euromed Survey
The EuroMeSCo Euromed Survey builds on an accumulated 10 years’ experience of the IEMed’s Euromed Survey and aims to generate first-hand data and evidence on European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) related policies and priorities that can be of direct use for policy-makers and other stakeholders, and contribute to evidence-based research and inclusive policy-making. It also serves as a powerful tool to raise awareness among various constituencies such as academia, media, NGOs, companies, international organisations, governments´ representatives and diplomats familiar with regional and national ENP South issues to mobilise all sorts of experts, giving them the possibility to express their assessment and perception and put forward recommendations.
The survey report presents an analysis of the results including a descriptive report that provides an overall picture of the main results and a qualitative report containing analytical articles written by renowned experts that echo some specific results, offering keys to better understand some of the main issues at stake.
2021 EDITION
Towards sustainable and mutually beneficial migration partnerships in the Southern Mediterranean
The European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed) within the framework of the project “EuroMeSCo Connecting the dots” and the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) within the project “EuroMed Migration 5”, launched the survey “Towards sustainable and mutually beneficial migration partnerships in the Southern Mediterranean”, an exercise which aimed to reflect on improving migration partnerships between the EU and the Southern Mediterranean countries.
In line with the Joint Communication on a Renewed Partnership with the Southern Neighbourhood and the New Pact on Migration and Asylum, the EU is encouraging more systematic efforts in coordinating action with neighbouring countries. To strengthen this coordination, it envisages the development of migration partnerships, as tailor-made agreements encapsulating the policy priorities of both partners and EU countries.
This survey aims to reflect priorities and viewpoints in the respective national contexts of the South Mediterranean countries, thereby charting a path for an evidence-driven approach to partnership negotiations. It targeted respondents from Southern Mediterranean Countries, including policymakers, experts, and civil society representatives.
Descriptive Report – Main results
MIGRATION AND COOPERATION PRIORITIES
PROTECTING THOSE IN NEED AND SUPPORTING HOST COUNTRIES
BUILDING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND ADDRESSING IRREGULAR MIGRATION
STRENGTHENING MIGRATION GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Qualitative report
Migration and Cooperation in the Mediterranean: Beyond Divergent Priorities
Sara Benjelloun, Research Associate at LPED and LMI-MOVIDA Social Science Research Centres. تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
Irregular Migration Across the Mediterranean: The Long Road Ahead to Revamp Partnerships
Matteo Villa, Research Fellow, Italian Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI). تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
The Danger of a Single Story: the Migrant Smuggling Narrative
Gabriella Sanchez, Texas A & M International University. تحميل المنشور بالعربية /Read it also in Arabic.
The Southern Mediterranean Countries: Target and Motor of EU External Migration Policies
Sandra Lavenex, Professor of European and International Politics, University of Geneva and Visiting Professor, College of Europe. تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
Developing Pathways for Legal Migration to Europe – Challenges for the Nearest Future
Agnieszka Kulesa, Economist, Vice President of CASE. تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
Country Approach:
Employment and Social Cohesion in the Context of Forced Displacement: The Cases of Jordan and Lebanon
Shaza G. Al Jondi, Regional chief Technical Advisor and Meredith Byrne, Technical Officer, PROSPECTS, International Labour Organisation (ILO) Regional Office for Arab States. تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
Turning the Euro-Moroccan Tide: A Reappraisal of Migration Cooperation beyond Existing Areas of Engagement
Nabil Ferdaoussi, Doctoral Researcher Fellow, HUMA-Institute for Humanities in Africa (UCT). تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
Migration Governance in Algeria: Challenges, Interests and Future Prospects
Kheira Arrouche, Postgraduate Researcher, School of Sociology and Social Policy, The University of Leeds. تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
Finding the Right Balance: The Conundrum of Building a Mutually-Beneficial Partnership with Tunisia
Pauline Veron, Policy Officer, European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) تحميل المنشور بالعربية / Read it also in Arabic.
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