Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME): Institutions, Interests and Policies
Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME) is the EU Horizon funded project.
The purpose of PRIME is to understand:
– diverse experiences of irregular migrants across Europe
– interests and attitudes of communities that host them
– the national agencies and policies that shape those experiences and responses
– contextualized policy tools needed to respond
The PRIME consortium is led by Professor Martin Ruhs at the European University Institute and comprises six partners: Danish Refugee Council, University of Bristol, University St. Gallen, University of Zagreb, University of Warsaw, and Uppsala University.
Click here to visit the official webpage of the PRIME project.
Also, you can check specific contributions of our members – Iris Goldner Lang, Melita Carević Nožica and Davor Petrić – to the project outputs:
We are also working with partner EU-funded projects: Improving the Living and Labour Conditions of Irregularised Migrant Households in Europe (i-Claim), Measuring Irregular Migration (MIrreM), and Dignity for Irregular Migrants (DignityFirm).
Learn more about our EU Horizon partner projects:
