The European Migration Network was established via Council Decision 2008/381/EC and is financially supported by the European Union.
Its objective is to meet the information needs of EU institutions and of Member States’ authorities and institutions by providing up-to-date, objective, reliable and comparable information on migration and asylum, to support policymaking in the European Union in these areas.
The EMN also serves to provide the general public with such information.
The European Migration Network, coordinated by the European Commission, is a network of National Contact Points appointed in each Member State plus Norway.
The Spanish NCP is composed by experts from the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, and Ministry of Justice and the General Prosecutor’s Office. It is coordinated by the Deputy General Directorate for Legal Affairs, Secretariat of State for Migrations.
Last publications
Alternatives to providing housing in-kind for applicants for international protection
This report analyses alternatives to housing in kind for applicants for international protection in the Member States of the European Union. In particular, it examines the use of financial allowances, rent subsidies, and mixed models as potential substitutes for or complements to traditional reception systems.
It also assesses the impact of these alternatives on beneficiaries’ autonomy and integration, as well as on the efficiency and sustainability of reception systems. In addition, the report identifies key challenges in their implementation and highlights good practices, with the aim of supporting the development of more effective, flexible, and applicant-centred policies.
Safe countries of origin and safe third countries criteria for identifying and examining applications for asylum in the light of the new Procedural Regulation
This inform maps national legislation and policy regarding the asylum procedures that apply to the concepts of SCO and STC, with a view to supporting legislators to understand and implement the changes required by the Asylum Procedure Regulation. More specifically, it compares national policies and practices for designating SCOs and STCs. The information refers to current legislation and policies in those EMN Member Countries regulated by Articles 36–38 of the recast Asylum Procedures Directive and relevant provisions in other EMN Member and Observer Countries
