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EMN IrelandEMN Ireland, the Irish National Contact Point (NCP) of the European Migration Network (EMN), has been located in the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) since 2003. The ESRI has been involved in migration related research since its inception in 1960. Read more. FundingEMN Ireland is co-funded by the European Union (Directorate General for Home Affairs) and the Department of Justice and Equality. Staff EMN Ireland staff members are:
Tel: 01 8632000 | E-mail: emn.ireland@esri.ie | Web: www.emn.ie About the European Migration Network (EMN)The aim of the European Migration Network is to provide up-to-date, objective, reliable and comparable information on the migration and asylum situation at European and Member State level with a view to supporting policymaking and informing the general public. Read more Further information may be found in the EMN information leaflet (below) and on the central EMN website http://www.emn.europa.eu.
ActivitiesEMN Ireland Research Conference "Documenting Irregular Migration", Thursday 8 December 2011 The conference included expert international perspectives on the rights of irregular migrants as well as Irish and British perspectives on irregular migration within the Common Travel Area (CTA) between Ireland and the UK. 1. Research and Analysis
The research and analysis activities of the EMN include: EMN Research Studies offer a broad look into specific topics of current interest in relation to the migration and asylum situation in the European Union and its Member States. Annual Policy Reports Annual Poilcy Reports focus on current legislative and political developments in the Member States and examine the implementation of EU legislation at national level. Annual Reports on Migration, and International Protection Statistics Annuual statistics reports analyse and interpret statistical trends on asylum, migration, illegal entry and stay, and removals at national level. The statistics for this series are provided via EUROSTAT by national data providers. Recent EMN Ireland Publications
View more EMN reports and migration related publications. 2. National NetworkingEMN Ireland is developing a national network involving a variety of partners, ranging from research institutes, documentation centres and non-governmental organisations active in the field of migration and asylum to public authorities, ministries and national statistic offices. The national networks actively support the NCP by supplying information, and contributing to selected research activities. The composition of the national network reflects the aim of EMN to establish a non-exclusive platform that allows different voices to be heard. 3. Information ExchangeThe principal aim of EMN´s data collection is to develop a comprehensive online repository for data and information in the field of migration and asylum. The members of the European Migration Network draw together, analyse and regularly exchange data and information on specific topics in the fields of migration and asylum at Member State level. This information is shared at European level on the EMN information exchange system.
EMN Ireland collects and makes available, information on: A glossary of asylum and migration terms has been developed by the EMN to improve the comparability of information across EU Member States through the use, and common understanding of identified terms and definitions. 4. Ad Hoc QueriesEuropean Migration Network ad hoc queries are a flexible and timely means of responding to asylum and migration queries posed by other EMN National Contact Points. More informationSubscribe to EMN Ireland newsletter to receive the latest information on developments in the area of migration and asylum in Ireland and Europe. Contact us |
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