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This paper examines the potential of leveraging EU resources to promote political inclusion of migrants. It focuses on how to establish sustainable, multi-stakeholder, and inclusive networks for this purpose. The paper explores the ways in which EU resources can be used to support migrants' political participation and highlights the importance of building collaborative networks involving various stakeholders. It likely discusses strategies, initiatives, and best practices for creating inclusive networks that involve migrants, policymakers, civil society organisations, and other relevant actors. Eu Project: Migrant Integration Through Locally Designed Experiences. The MILE project is supported by the EU’s AMIF Action Grant (AMIF-2020-AG-CALL-03)
Co-funded under the European Union's Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF-2020-AG-CALL-03)
Eu resources, Migrants, Political Inclusion, Multistakeholder, inclusive networks, Mile project
Eu resources, Migrants, Political Inclusion, Multistakeholder, inclusive networks, Mile project
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