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Mediterranean City-to-City migration

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WHY ? More than half of the global population resides in urban areas, which are foreseen to continue growing to 66% by 2050, mainly due to inflows of internal and international migrants. Cities can benefit from these people’s potential by creating an enabling environment and taking migration into account in their local governance.

WHAT ? MC2CM contributes to improved migration governance at local level in cities in Europe and in the Southern Mediterranean, with a specific focus on integration and inclusion, and migrants’ access to rights and services. VIENNA

HOW ?

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The project facilitates mainstreaming migration into local planning through a three-fold approach. It nurtures dialogue, builds an expert network, supports knowledge gain and exchange, and engages in actions. LISBON

PROJECT DURATION

TURIN

MADRID

TUNIS TANGER

BEIRUT

2015-2018 The network consists of partner cities Amman, Beirut, Lisbon, Lyon, Madrid, Tangier, Tunis, Turin and Vienna. The learnings will be disseminated to a wider network co cities in Europe, Southern Mediterranean region and beyond. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT E-mail : MC2CM@city-to-city.org

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Nurturing dialogue

Sharing knowledge

Engaging in action

Mediterranean City-to-City Migration (MC2CM) The Mediterranean City-to-City Migration project is implemented in the framework of the Dialogue on Mediterranean Transit Migration (MTM)


ACTION PEER-TO-PEER MEETINGS

CITY TOOLKIT

Stakeholders from all cities are connected and discuss pertinent migration issues.

Learnings from the project are disseminated to a wider audience of local authorities that can use these to improve their own practices.

housing

KNOWLEDGE

strategies

intercultural dialogue

policy options

healthcare

step-by-step guidance

access to basic services

CITY MIGRATION PROFILES An expert team analyses the migration situation for all cities.

practical tools

education urban planning access to human rights

local expertise

employment

research

PILOT PROJECTS

CITY PRIORITY PAPERS

Southern Mediterranean cities tackle the most urgent priorities in an area of their choice through pilot projects.

Each city defines priority areas for better governing migration at the city level.

fact-finding analysis

leadership

expert team

inclusive approach

operational test

ownership

capacity building

MC2CM was presented at Habitat III in Quito and will contribute to implementation of the New Urban Agenda

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The network connects officials from city administrations, NGOs, academia and others.

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DIALOGUE


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