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The SHARE Project is a European resettlement network for cities and regions that aims to build capacity for refugee resettlement. It has over 1300 members from 17 European countries including cities, NGOs, international organizations, and national governments. The network facilitates practice exchanges and has a goal of European countries offering 20,000 resettlement places by 2020. Member cities and regions participate in exchange visits to learn from each other's resettlement programs and best practices.
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- 1. Cities that Care, Cities that SHARE The SHARE Project Co-financed by the European Commission a european resettlement network for cities and regions
- 2. Co-financed by the European Commission Co-financed by the European Commission Growing SHARE Network REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT… 13 countries to date… ‘Resettlement involves the selection and transfer of refugees from a State in which they have sought protection to a third State which has agreed to admit them – as refugees – with permanent residence status. The status provided ensures protection against ‘refoulement’ and provides a resettled refugee and his/her family or dependants with access to rights similar to those enjoyed by nationals. Resettlement also carries with it the opportunity to eventually become a naturalised citizen of the resettlement country.’ •One of three durable solutions to refugee protection needs provided for in UNCHR’s mandate • UNHCR definition: •Resettlement is a protection tool and an expression of resettlement countries’ solidarity with countries in the developing world that receive the majority of the world’s refugees •Resettlement is a voluntary activity – states are not obliged to receive resettled refugees, and voluntarily agree to do so •For 2013, UNHCR estimates a total global resettlement need of 181,000 refugees. •For 2013, resettlement countries have made available 81,000 resettlement places
- 3. Co-financed by the European Commission Co-financed by the European Commission • Aachen • Hull • Munich • Greater Manchester Growing SHARE Network REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT… 13 countries to date…
- 4. Co-financed by the European Commission Co-financed by the European Commission • Aachen • Hull • Munich • Greater Manchester Growing SHARE Network RESETTLEMENT IN EUROPE… 13 countries to date… Resettle -ment country CZ DE DK FI FR IRL NL P RO SE UK Total EU Annual quota 39 300 500 750 300 80 500 30 40 190 0 750 5189 Year prog. began 200 8 201 2 197 8 197 9 200 8 199 8 197 7 200 7 201 0 195 0 200 3
- 5. Co-financed by the European Commission Co-financed by the European Commission • Aachen • Hull • Munich • Greater Manchester ICMC & REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT… 13 countries to date… • European Resettlement Network – with IOM and UNHCR • 1300 members from 17 European countries – NGOs, international organisations, national governments, networks, researchers… • Focus on practice exchange and building European resettlement capacity • Resettlement Saves Lives/2020 Campaign – 20,000 resettlement places offered by European countries by 2020
- 6. Co-financed by the European Commission Lead SHARE city SHARE PARTNERS… European networks & institutionsPartner cities Créteil München International organisations National networks National NGOs
- 7. Co-financed by the European Commission Co-financed by the European Commission • Sheffield • Paris • Créteil • Bradford • Aachen • Hull • Munich • Greater Manchester SHARE Partner Cities & Regions • Bonn • Dusseldorf • Bzenec • Krefeld • Tampere • Oulu • Utrecht • Gavleborg • Berlin • Sittard Geleen • Bollnäs • Nantes • Faxe • Bavaria • Jyvaskyla • Ommen • Loures • Lisbon • Rovaniemi • Carlow County • Faaborg- Midtfyn • Sandviken • Vasterbotten • Ovanåker • Genoa • Rome • Vienna • The Hague • Alesund • Nuremburg • Ljusdal • Norsjo • Limburg • Groningen • Podebrady • Schleswig Holstein • … Growing SHARE Network THE GROWING SHARE NETWORK… 13 countries to date…
- 8. Co-financed by the European Commission BUILDING THE SHARE NETWORK…
- 9. Co-financed by the European Commission DATE MEMBER STATE DELEGATION 11-12 October North Rhine-Westphalia region Aachen, Dusseldorf, ‘Save Me’ 25-26 March Sweden Gävelborg, Västerbotten & Jämtland 11-12 April City of Munich Green Party, city refugee services, ‘Save Me’ & Diakonie 13-14 May Finland Tampere, Oulu & Finnish Red Cross 13-14 June Czech Republic Kutna Hora, Bzenec & Podebrady; Burma Centre Prague 4-5 July Austria & Poland Vienna, Steyr, Lublin, Austrian Red Cross & Caritas Poland 5-6 September Belgium & the Netherlands University Assistance Foundation, Dutch Refugee Council, Sittard Geleen, Zaventem, Limburg, Wetteren, Caritas International (BE) 19-20 September France Paris, Lyon, Nantes, Pau, France Terre d’Asile, Forum Réfugiés 2013 EXCHANGE VISIT PROGRAMME… Hosted by the city of Sheffield:
- 10. Co-financed by the European Commission MEDIA ENGAGEMENT… •Specialist city exchange visit for European NGO Press Officers and journalists from 6 European countries • Visit outputs – radio programmes, newspaper and magazine articles, Europarl TV documentary…
- 11. Co-financed by the European Commission HUMANITARIAN CITIES…
- 12. Co-financed by the European Commission HUMANITARIAN CITIES… •Begun in Sheffield in 2005 - 2007 City Council decision endorsing the movement and the city's role in it •Currently 23 UK Cities of Sanctuary - further 15 cities and towns with active local City of Sanctuary groups •Movement builds coalitions of local organisations from all sectors - City Council motions are a secondary aim and pursued by local groups •National coordination unit provides branding, webspace, advice and guidance for local groups
- 13. Co-financed by the European Commission SUSTAINING & GROWING SHARE… ‘Cities capitalise from connecting the values associated with shelter city status - human rights, hospitality, international solidarity and intercultural dialogue - to the overall branding and marketing strategies of the cities. ‘Mapping of temporary shelter initiatives for Human Rights Defenders in danger in and outside the EU’ (February 2012) • Your experience of city branding and marketing in relation to integration and migrant/refugee initiatives • Your reaction to the above statement - is this/would this be true for your city? • Your city and resettlement • SHARE Quality Mark/accreditation - a useful network priority?