MPG helps create the new European Website on Integration (EWSI)
The biggest collection of resources on migrant integration is now available in a new mobile-friendly format
MPG is pleased to announce that the brand new version of the European Website on Integration (EWSI) is now live! The website, which provides users with the biggest collection of resources on migration integration, has been redesigned with the needs of readers in mind. The end result is a better look and feel, as well as seamless navigation across devices, including smartphones and tablets.
About the new Website
In addition to its enhanced appearance across devices, the new website also includes improved search functionality — a feature which allows readers to browse through 14,000 country updates in addition to over 1,300 successful integration practices from across the EU.
In addition to the website’s makeover, content staples such as the country pages summarising migrant integration governance in each of the EU countries have been updated.
What is MPG’s role?
Since its launch in 2009, EWSI has been managed by MPG. Since then, the website has become the only EU-wide source with up-to-date information and good practices on migrant integration for policy makers and practitioners and has doubled its readership to 20,000 readers per month.
Looking ahead
In the coming months, EWSI will also launch an interactive online tool allowing users to explore the progress made on the EU action plan on integration and inclusion (2021-2027), and will also publish a new analysis on the digitalisation of integration services across the EU. To stay tuned in all the latest on integration, subscribe to the monthly EWSI newsletter here.
View the new European Website on Integration
Click the link below to view the new website and gain access to the latest on migrant inclusion.
About the Migration Policy Group (MPG)
MPG is an independent think-and-do-tank based in Brussels. MPG’s purpose is rooted in its ability to inspire networks to provide evidence-based projects, research and campaigns in the areas of integration, migration and anti-discrimination.