Koç University

This grant project is implemented by the Migration Research Center at Koc University in coordination with the Secretariat General for EU Affairs.
 
 
 
About MIUM-TIE

Managing International Urban Migration - Turkey, Italia, España (MIUM-TIE), is an 18-month project financed by the Universities Grant Scheme under the EU funded "Promotion of Civil Society Dialogue between the EU and Turkey Project." MIUM-TIE is a partnership program between Koc University in Turkey, Universite IUAV di Venezia in Italy and Universita de Cadiz in Spain. The overall management of the project is administered by the Migration Research Center (MIREKOC) at Koc University.

Through conducting multidisciplinary comparative research on international migration in urban areas of Turkey, Italy and Spain and initiating a dynamic dialogue among related stakeholders (policy-makers, civil society activists, public officials, experts and researchers), as its' main objective, the MIUM-TIE project aims to enhance an understanding of the challenges posed by international migration flows into the cities of EU "border" countries, as well as to identify sound strategies for dealing with increasingly multicultural and diverse urban societies. Through the various project activities proposed under the 6 work-packages, including comparative multidisciplinary research, networking and exchange of visiting lecturers and researchers, international conferences and workshops, a pilot training course, as well as publications, the project also seeks to fulfill more specific objectives, such as raising the awareness of policy-makers and the civil society at large, on the importance of international migrants' urban inclusion, and enhancing an effective urban governance approach for the social and spatial inclusion of international migrants, through the exchange of information on urban policies, practices and tools.

The project activities are categorized according to 6 work-packages, and include comparative multidisciplinary research, networking and exchange of visiting lecturers and researchers, international conferences and workshops, a pilot training course, as well as publications. Through these activities, the project seeks to fulfill more specific objectives, such as raising the awareness of policy-makers and the civil society at large on the importance of international migrants? urban inclusion, and enhancing an effective urban governance approach for the social and spatial inclusion of international migrants, through the exchange of information on urban policies, practices and tools.

MIUM-TIE Work Packages

WP1: Project Management
Task 1.1: Establishment of the International Core Team of Experts (CTE).
Task 1.2: Establishment of 3 National Project Teams (NPTs).
Task 1.3: Web site design
Task 1.4: Expert Group Meeting.

WP2: Research
Task 2.1: Preparatory meetings
Task 2.2: Research on National/Local Dimensions of Int. Migration
Task 2.3: Case Studies Analysis
Task 2.4: Good Practices Selection and Exchange

WP3: Researchers Exchange
Task 3.1: Visiting Researchers
Task 3.2: Lecturing

WP4: International Conferences
Task 4.1: Project Launch Conference
Task 4.2: Intermediate Conference
Task 4.3: Closing Conference

WP5: Capacity Building
Task 5.1: Awareness Raising and Network-building Workshops
Task 5.2: Training Programme Design
Task 5.3: Pilot Training Course
Task 5.4: Standard Training Package

WP6: Dissemination and Visibility
Task 6.1: Web-site Updating
Task 6.2: Communication

more detailed information, go to Project Launch Conference.

     
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