AMIL- Alliance Multi-stakeholders for Migrants Integration and Labor
Country: Italy
Lead organisation: CIES Onlus
Target audience: The project targets third-country nationals (TCNs) who are refugees, asylum seekers, beneficiaries of subsidiary protection and former MSNAs (aged between 18 and 29), with a focus on women.
Geographical focus: Italy, Greece and Cyprus
Project duration:
- 04/2024-04/2026
- 2 Years
Project status: Active
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Via Merulana 198 – 00185, Roma – Italy
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Project Overview
Project Description
AMIL is a project managed by CIES Onlus in cooperation with Italian and international partners (ALDA, CODECA, Integra Programme, Speha Fresia, PwC, Roma Capitale, SEVE) that aims to contribute to the sustainable integration of third-country nationals into the labour market by promoting, extending and strengthening the MEIC (Migrants Economic Integration Cluster) methodology. This innovative approach, based on cooperation between different stakeholders, allows migrants to be involved in the integration process with tailor-made and customised orientation and training programmes. General Objective: Strengthening cooperation between labour market actors and migrants; promoting the effective inclusion of migrants in the labour market at an early stage and at a level appropriate to their qualifications; contributing to a better match between the skills of migrants already present in the EU and the needs of EU labour markets; promoting inclusive workplaces, including raising awareness and combating discrimination.
Funding Sources
AMIF Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund
Impact And Acchievements
Supporting N. 45 (15/country) regional-local stakeholders in the implementation of innovative integration measures and involving them in an exchange of resources, skills, knowledge and shared services within a common management system;
Offer personalised career guidance to No. 150 TCNs (50/country) in the pilot activities and elaborate personalised individual plans (PIP) for job placement;
Offer N. 90 TCNs (30 per country) an L2 course to improve their level of proficiency in the language of the host country by at least one level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages/national equivalents
Supporting No. 50 third-country nationals in signing a work or apprenticeship or traineeship contract.
Mobilise No. 100 key actors and local authorities to apply the cluster approach across Europe.
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