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Researchers from the non-EU countries can provide important expertise and knowledge to European universities and research institutions. The latest inform from the European Migration Network provides an overview of the means adopted by the EU Member States to enhance attractiveness for international researchers. It also describes the main challenges and best practices to admit and retain them.

How do EU Member States, Norway and Georgia tackle human trafficking of people coming from the non-EU countries? The latest study from the European Migration Network maps the measures and experiences at the European and national level relevant to the detection, identification and protection of presumed victims.

What are the procedures established by Member States to prevent and detect the misuse of authorisations for third-country nationals to reside for the purpose of study? The latest EMN Inform: Preventing, detecting and tackling situations where authorisations to reside in the EU for the purpose of study are misused provides a comparative overview of Member States’ approaches, experiences and best practices in addressing such cases.

Demographic changes, technological development and the growing mobility of workers have presented challenges across the EU and non-EU countries. The new Joint EMN-OECD Inform – Skills Mobility Partnerships: Exploring Innovative Approaches to Labour Migration explores challenges and benefits of innovative approaches and initiatives in the area of labour migration, such as Skills Mobility Partnerships (SMPs).

How do Member States and Norway ensure the care and protection of children who arrive in their countries, and what measures are in place in relation to guardianship, education, access to justice, and in the reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic? You will learn about it in the new report of the European Migration Network that maps the legislation, policies and practices in place in the Member States in 2020.