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EURINT Presentation, 31/5/2016 - M. Besseling Rabat Process Thematic meeting on Return, Readmission and Reintegration 31 May-1 June 2016 Brussels, Belgium Monique Besseling The EURINT-network is financed by the Asylum, Migration and


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Rabat Process Thematic meeting

  • n Return, Readmission and Reintegration

31 May-1 June 2016 – Brussels, Belgium Monique Besseling

EURINT

The EURINT-network is financed by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF)

Through which mechanisms can states assist each other in order to permit a reliable identification? Which joint projects can be developed for this purpose?

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EUROPEAN RETURN INITIATIVE (EURINT PROGRAM)

  • Contribute to strengthened EU / SAC cooperation with

h regard d to ide dentification and nd return matters in n close cooperation with Frontex

  • Impr

proved cooperation with the Countries of Origin

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Program Partners – NCP

  • 1. Austria (Federal Ministry of the Interior)
  • 2. Belgium (Federal Public Service of the Interior,

Immigration Office)

  • 3. Bulgaria (Ministry of Interior)
  • 4. Czech Republic (Ministry of Interior, Department of

Asylum and Migration Policy)

  • 5. Denmark (Danish National Police, National Aliens

Centre)

  • 6. Estonia (Estonian Police and Border Guard Board)
  • 7. Finland (Helsinki Police)
  • 8. France (Ministry of the Interior, la direction générale des

étrangers)

  • 9. a) Germany (Bundespolizeipräsidium)

b) Germany (Central Foreigners Authority Bielefeld)

  • 10. Greece (Ministry of Interior, European and

Development Programs Division)

  • 11. Hungary (Office of Immigration and Nationality)
  • 12. Italy (Ministry of Interior, Department of Public

Security, Central Directorate for Immigration and Border Police)

  • 13. Ireland (The department of Justice and Equality)
  • 14. Latvia (The State Border Guard of the Ministry of

Interior)

  • 15. Liechtenstein (Migration and Passport Office National

Public Administration)

  • 16. Lithuania (Ministry of Interior, State Border Guard

Service)

  • 17. Luxembourg (Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs,

Directorate of Immigration)

  • 18. Netherlands (Ministry of Security and Justice,

Repatriation and Departure Service)

  • 19. Norway (National Police Immigration Service)
  • 20. Poland (Border Guard Headquarters)
  • 21. Portugal (Immigration and Borders Service)
  • 22. Romania (General Inspectorate for Immigration -

Ministry of Interior Affairs)

  • 23. Slovenia (Ministry of Interior)
  • 24. Spain (National Police)
  • 25. Sweden (National Swedish Police Authority, National

Operations Department)

  • 26. Switzerland (State Secretariat for Migration)
  • 27. United Kingdom (UK Home Office, Immigration

Enforcement Frontex

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  • 1. Development of a European approach towards countries of origin
  • 2. Improve the operational cooperation between EU MS / SAC and EU

agencies (Frontex)

  • 3. Sharing of best practices among EURINT members
  • 4. Raising capacity at country of origin level with the aim of creating a

sustainable basis for EU MS / SAC cooperation and third countries

  • 5. Information Management
  • 6. Innovation

Components of the Program

EURINT Specific Action nr. 5

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EURINT Structure

NCP

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Iraq India Algeria Morocco Somalia

EURINT WORKING GROUPS

COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN – Development of a European Approach Towards Third Countries

Iran Bangladesh Nigeria Guinea Afghanistan Democratic Republic of Congo

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Ethiopia Egypt ECOWAS Brazil

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EU COM and FRONTEX Member of all WGs Chair Members EU MS / SAC 1 AFG NL AT, BE, BG, CH,DE, FI, FR, GR, HU, LU, NO, RO, SE, UK 2 DZE FR AT, BE, CH, DE, DK, EE, ES, FI,FR, GR, HU, LU, MT, NL, NO, PT, RO, SE, UK 3 BGD DE BE, CH, DK, NO, RO IE, HU 4 DRC BE CH, FI, FR, IE, LU, MT, NL, NO, UK, 5 EGY Open CH, FR 6 ETH CH BE, DE, NL, NO, UK 7 GIN BE DE, EE, LU, NL, UK 8 IND UK AT, BE, CH, DE, EE, FR, LU, NL 9 IRN CH AU, AT, BE, DE, DK, FI, HU, LU, NL, NO, SE, UK 10 IRQ AU BE, DE, DK, FI, HU, NL, NO, RO, UK, (+non EU: AU, CA and US) HU 11 MAR BE AT, CH, DE, DK, EE, FI, FR, EL, HU, IE, LU, NL, PT, SE, RO, UK 12 NGA AT DK, FR, EE, HU, NL, NO, SE 13 SOM NO BE, CH, DK, FI, LU, MT, NL, SE, UK Open Pakistan CH Open ECOWAS CH

WG CHAIRS AND MEMBERS

COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN – Development of a European Approach Towards Third Countries The EURINT Program is financed by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF)

Meetings WG Face-to-face Teleconference meetings Incoming missions from 3C Common Presentation Problems and Actions Lead MS or WG EURLO can be used to coordinate Incoming Mission Report Outgoing missions Establish / reinforce dialogue Visit core stakeholders in return matters Common presentation of problems Propose solutions Note questions /

  • bstacles

Coordinated lead MSI Identification Taskforces (complex cases) Identification interviews fast identification + eventually direct delivery of Travel documents. Taskforce evaluation Form Other actions Seconding third country officials to the Participating countries Thematic conferences Workshops for field practitioners

EURINT WORKING GROUPS Operational TOOLBOX

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EURINT cooperation with other Programs

  • Structural

cooperation

  • Identification
  • Return
  • EU assistance
  • n location
  • Case-by-case
  • Identification
  • Return
  • Reintegration

support and counselling for returnees (incl. for forced return)

  • Sharing services

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Actions undertaken in the Working Group

Example

Issues identified by Working Group Members

  • High Quality Applications yet no response
  • Long processing time
  • Limited validity of an Emergency Travel Certificate

Actions – state of play

  • Working group meeting analysis of the state of play
  • Identification of needs and development of common actions
  • Incoming mission to two EU MS (awareness raising; exchange of experience)
  • Outgoing mission to hold dialogue with key stakeholders on common obstacles

encountered Outcomes / planning

  • Commitment to step up cooperation – Memorandum of Understanding or Standard

Operating Procedures

  • Increase length of validity of Emergency Travel Certificate
  • Future discussions on implementation of identification taskforce
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Sharing best practices

For Field Practitioners Taskforces EURESCRIM Workshops

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Sharing best practices among EURINT Partners

Calls for Interest or Information

Ad-hoc “calls for information” or “Interest”: a EURINT Partner can submit a request to acquire information regarding working procedures on identification, acquisition of travel documents and return. EURINT registers answers from all partners and uploads the results to a platform to share with EURINT partners.

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Measures and good practices

  • Established return practitioners network
  • Rapid information exchange
  • Country of Origin network – sharing among Eurint partners
  • Exchange of experience and development of best practices
  • Common approach to complement existing bilateral cooperation frameworks

with countries of origin

  • Flexibility – demand driven

Challenges and way forward Increased demand by Member States and EU COM for actions under EURINT Consistency and sustainability – integrated return management Conclusions

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Questions / Comments?

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EURINT Program Management The Netherlands

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THANK YOU For your attention Monique Besseling m.besseling2@dtv.minvenj.nl

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