The objective of the project is to develop a target group monitoring concept for the purpose of supporting the integration of migrants into employment through mutual learning facilitated by and within the framework of the European Network of Regional Labour Market Monitoring.
Regional Labour Market Monitoring constitutes a conceptual framework for systematically communicating information about the labour markets in European regions. Within the European Network for the Furthering of Regional Labour Market Monitoring a target group monitoring programme focussed on migrants will be developed via mutual learning that occurs through a combination of trans-national and inter-regional communication. The programme will be implemented in four European regions with the involvement of both national and regional actors. A general concept with various modes for regional adaptation will be derived from these four regional concepts (in Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, and the Netherlands).
18 months (December 2006 — June 2008)
The Institute for Economics, Labour and Culture (IWAK) manages the project in agreement with the Ministry of Social Affairs of Hessen (in Germany).
The actors in this project consist of on the one hand partners of a core working group that take part in the financial, conceptual, and implementation aspects of the project, and on the other hand, consulting partners from the European Network of Regional Labour Market Monitoring, who bring their know-how to the project.
