Types of sources analysed Clause Samples

Types of sources analysed. Regarding the compilation of statistical and secondary data, main sources followed this initial classification: 1) Statistics Statistics on national/international migration flows. Each partner focused on its territory. Thus, information collected refers to: a. Statistics collected from governmental institutions. b. Statistics collected from international organisations. c. Academic researches and surveys. d. Non-governmental organisations researches. 2) Regulations Legal regulations from National Government legislations related to immigration and the law of asylum and subsidiary protection, and norms regarding protection of victims of human trafficking. 3) Public Policies of public administrations: IOM’s Migration Governance Framework (MiGOF) defines migration policy as the “law and policy affecting the movement of people” and includes policy on “travel and temporary mobility, immigration, emigration, nationality, labour markets, economic and social development, industry, commerce, social cohesion, social services, health, education, law enforcement, foreign policy, trade and humanitarian” issues (IOM, 2017) . According to RAISD classification we distinguish between regulations (as defined mainly as laws) and policies which standardize attention to migrants/refugees and stand the principles that should follow. Policies allude to central, regional and local institutions. Thus, they include local standards and plans that are relevant in the studied context. In certain contexts, local plans have a key impact on VGs. A key issue identify is the lack of information regarding policies that target vulnerable groups. a. Globally: information on policies is available at different sources, from which highlights the IOM- Global Migration Data Portal. Specifically, the “Migration policies and governance” page15. See next section. b. Regional scope: See EU information and data at the next section. c. Nationwide. Policies depend on funding from migration authorities, equality programmes and social services institutions. Its aims tend to promote the integration of migrants, claimants and beneficiaries of International Protection in general. 4) Institutional evaluations, diagnostics or studies: They refer to institutional researchers providing information on vulnerable groups’ profiling or situation, as well as reports and evaluations of public policies (or its lack of implementation). It includes evaluations on public administrations, situation diagnostics, studies on com...
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