Green Perspectives on Migration, from Global to Local How to integrate? Debating the issues
Implications and opportunities for Green Activism to Foster Integration and successful outcomes from long and short term tools and methods.
Migration has been portrayed as a contemporary European Crisis and a Crisis of the EU but migration has been a key feature of Europe for thousands of years. Climate scientists & economists warned that this would accelerate as global warming starts to erode crops & habitats, with sea level rise diminishing available land & desertification drives change, e.g. Syria. It is therefore no surprise that these stresses have led to geo political instability.
Greens foster integration and work hard to create new and vibrate new communities and societies whilst these changes are occurring. We examine important pathways to integration and innovations in the Refugee Journey.
Experts, Policy Makers & Specialist Speakers include: Professor Marie Louise Seeberg, Professor of Migration Studies; Sushilla Dall, Manager at The Refugee Resource Centre; Speakers, and Professional Economists from Norway, Turkey & Egypt and Sicily with Green Experts & Policy Makers implementing integration. 1st 2nd & 3rd Generation Refugees.
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Program 11.00-17.00
1100 – 12.00
Framing the Debate and introducing the issues
12.00-13.00
Framing the Debate at the European Level
13.00-15.00
Lunch
14.00-15.00
Experts in Practise and Policy: Integration?
15.00-16.00
Around European Union Migration Experiences, Policies and Solutions
16.00-17.00
Refugee Journeys through time and space:
Green Solutions at the Local Level
An event was organised by the Green European Foundation with the support from The Green Economics Institute.
With the financial support of the European Parliament to the Green European Foundation.