How to support women displaced from Ukraine on the EU labour market It has been 3 months since Russia invaded Ukraine. Since then, 6 million people have fled the country. Most of them women and children. Quickly after the start of the war, the EU triggered the Temporary Protection Directive, an exceptional measure intended to give people displaced from Ukraine an automatic right to travel freely throughout Europe, and gain access to social welfare, healthcare, housing and work.
In this episode, we talk about how Ukrainian refugees have fared and how they are integrating in their host countries. And because so many of them are women, we delve deeper into what specific challenges that are facing on the labour market. This episode is part of the Mercator Dialogue on Migration and Asylum or MEDAM, a research project that develops evidence-based solutions for asylum and immigration policies.
With Rebecca Castermans , Silvia Carta. U bent hier: Welkom. Results for:. Ongoing Projects. How to support women displaced from Ukraine on the EU labour market. Policy Dialogue. Friday, 22 June - Monday, 28 May - Building resilience in Ukraine through reforms and anti-corruption. Monday, 19 March - Building a secure and resilient Ukraine - Progress and challenges.
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