Submission form: Submission #2310
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Submission Number: 2310
Submission ID: 8096
Submission UUID: 9ba9c1f8-80e2-4fda-99c3-8981fe2cb4a2
Submission URI: /submit-pledges
Created: Mon, 08/01/2022 - 00:54
Completed: Mon, 08/01/2022 - 00:54
Changed: Tue, 08/02/2022 - 18:01
Remote IP address: 2.22.245.54
Submitted by: Pablo Sebastian Mariani
Language: English
Is draft: No
Submitted to: Submission form
Flagged: Yes
| Name of entity submitting the pledge | The Mayors Mechanism submitting in the name of FAMSI |
|---|---|
| Pledging entity | Cities, Municipalities, and Local Authority |
| Is the country of the pledging entity a GCM Champion country? | |
| Full name | Pablo Mariani |
| Position | KMO |
| Country of implementation | Spain |
| Other country of implementation | Global |
| Region of implementation | |
| Email Address | pmariani@mayorsmechanism.org |
| Secondary contact person | |
| Secondary email | |
| Name of the pledge | EMBRACIN Project - Reception of young people in exile |
| Type of pledge (please select) | Individual (by one state/actor) |
| Is this a mirror pledge (pledge is also relevant to the Global Compact on Refugees) ? | |
| Participating States and Actors | |
| Name of the matched pledge | |
| ID of the matched pledge | |
| Nature of the pledge | Process oriented (e.g. convening fully consultative processes in preparing national reports for the IMRF); Material (e.g. provision of technical assistance or in kind contribution); structured |
| Please select the main three GCM objectives the pledge is/are meant to support | 7. Address and reduce vulnerabilities in migration; 17. Eliminate all forms of discrimination and promote evidence-based public discourse to shape perceptions of migration; 23. Strengthen international cooperation and global partnerships for safe, orderly and regular migration |
| Please indicate which GCM Guiding Principle is/are particularly relevant for the pledge | People-centred; International cooperation; National sovereignty; Rule of law and due process; Sustainable development; Human rights; Gender-responsive; Child-sensitive; Whole-of-government approach; Whole-of-society approach |
| Please provide a description of the pledge | EMBRACIN is a comprehensive model for the reception of young adult migrants, with whom we have had experiences in Andalusia in the cities of Seville, Jaén and Cádiz. These three experiences of reception, for a total of 16 young nationals from third countries, are each supported by six professionals from different disciplines: medicine, law, social work, language interpretation, teaching and psychology. In addition to the homes in Jaen, with six boys, and Seville, with another six, three boys are already living with families in the province of Cadiz, and one more with a family in Seville. This is a group of young people, almost all of whom have been released from the protection system when they reach the legal age of adulthood. FAMSI, as a network of local governments in Andalusia, supports reception services and comprehensive support for these young people, with the aim of accompanying them as fully as possible in their transition to adult life in the period between reaching the age of legal adulthood and the establishment of their personal autonomy. The aim of the EMBRACIN project is to create a fertile environment in which agents and local authorities learn to understand, adapt, reuse and share successful and effective practices in order to provide the necessary knowledge to facilitate the harmonious coexistence of migrants and refugees in the host country. The EMBRACIN programme aims to test, in 6 different countries, a model of reception and accompaniment for the integration and social inclusion of immigrants in vulnerable situations. The expected impact of the project has different aspects: on the one hand, it aims to improve the social inclusion of the programme's participants; on the other hand, it aims to demonstrate that this innovative model of reception, based on comprehensive assistance by local citizens, has the potential to achieve better results than the usual integration policies and programmes. To this end, an evaluation system has been designed that considers three different dimensions: (1) firstly, impact evaluation: through this dimension, the aim is to assess what is the impact of the designed itinerary of activities for the participants in a number of dimensions (labour integration, social inclusion, feeling of belonging, navigational integration, etc.). This is done through the administration of questionnaires at different moments of the programme; secondly, the evaluation of the implementation: the aim is to determine whether the organisation of the programme (the staff, the organisation of the activities, the context of the programme, the resources available, etc.) has been a facilitator or a barrier to the achievement of the programme's objectives. |
| Please indicate the tentative deadline within which this pledge is expected to be realised | 31 Dec 2022 |
| Upload project document |
*References to Kosovo shall be understood to be in the context of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999).
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