2012
To which groups does the integration strategy apply?
- Austria
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Bulgaria
The ‘National Strategy of the Republic of Bulgaria on Roma Integration 2012 - 2020’ applies generally to the Roma.
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Cyprus
Third country nationals lawfully residing in Cyprus including recognised refugees, individuals under international protection status and "partially to asylum seekers".
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Denmark
It applies to asylum seekers and immigrants from countries outside the EU.
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Finland
The Act on Promoting Integration applies to all migrants holding a valid residence permit and to those EU citizens who have registered their right of residence.
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France
Foreign nationals newly arrived from third countries and beneficiaries of international protection
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Germany
The integration stategy generally applies to the entire population.
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Greece
Third country nationals who reside legally in the country and Roma.
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Hungary
Roma (and the socioeconomically disadvantaged).
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Ireland
The Office for the Promotion of Migrant Integration published a report entitled ‘Integration, a two way process.’ This report focus’s primarily on refugees to Ireland.
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Italy
All foreigners residing legally in Italy
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Poland
Long-term unemployed persons, people with disabilities, children and adolescents, prisoners and persons leaving penal institutions, refugees and migrants, Roma people, homeless, people staying at and leaving educational or post-penitentiary institutions, people addicted to psychoactive substances, victims of violence, the working poor and children from families with educational deficits.
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Portugal
The integration strategy applies to immigrants, ethnic minorities and Roma. It also addresses people with disabilities, children and older people.
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Romania
There is no specific integration strategy, but sectorial strategies regarding migration and the inclusion of the Roma.
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Slovenia
Basic group are migrants with temporary residence permit in the duration of minimally one year.
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Spain
Yes.
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Sweden
To migrants and to national minorities.