Openfund

CORDIS · MATILDE

Migration Impact Assessment to Enhance Integration and Local Development in European Rural and Mountain Areas

Code
MATILDE
Programme
H2020
Call
MIGRATION-03-2019
Status
CLOSED
Period
2020-02-01 – 2023-01-31
Total cost (whole consortium)2 987 830 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)2 987 830 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants85 425 €

Official data · CORDIS · synced 2026-10-18 03:29 · official record

Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
ITA-SUOMEN YLIOPISTOcoordinatorFI461 697 €
FRIEDRICH-ALEXANDER-UNIVERSITAET ERLANGEN-NUERNBERGparticipantDE274 915 €
UNIVERSITETET I INNLANDETparticipantNO232 000 €
Fachhochschule Kärnten - gemeinnützige PrivatstiftungparticipantAT213 344 €
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PARMAparticipantIT181 712 €
ISTANBUL BILGI UNIVERSITESIparticipantTR153 750 €
BUNDESANSTALT FUR AGRARWIRTSCHAFT UND BERGBAUERNFRAGENparticipantAT149 219 €
ACCADEMIA EUROPEA DI BOLZANOparticipantIT145 978 €
UPPSALA UNIVERSITETparticipantSE145 000 €
HOGSKOLAN DALARNAparticipantSE139 562 €
UNIVERSIDAD DE ZARAGOZAparticipantES125 250 €
AKTION MITARBEIT VEREIN ZUR FORDERUNG ARBELTSLOSER UND INTEGRATION VONZUWANDERER/INNENparticipantAT67 588 €
CONVENTION OF SCOTTISH LOCAL AUTHORITIESparticipantUK67 246 €
NOV BALGARSKI UNIVERSITETparticipantBG64 675 €
TUR AN TUR - INTEGRATIONSPROJEKTE GEMEINNUTZIGE GMBHparticipantDE61 200 €
JOENSUUN SEUDUN MONIKULTTUURISUUSYHDISTYS RYparticipantFI60 850 €
Landstinget DalarnaparticipantSE59 625 €
HAYATA DESTEK DERNEGIparticipantTR58 750 €
CARITAS DIOEZESE BOLZANO BRESSANONEparticipantIT57 250 €
INNLANDET FYLKESKOMMUNEparticipantNO51 252 €
SIIRTOLAISUUSINSTITUUTTISAATIO-STITELSEN FOR MIGRATIONSINSTITUTETparticipantFI47 375 €
CITTA' METROPOLITANA DI TORINOparticipantIT45 125 €
UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI TORINOparticipantIT36 125 €
GOBIERNO DE ARAGON, DEPARTAMENTO DE CIUDADANIA Y DERECHOS SOCIALESparticipantES36 000 €
STADT VILLACHparticipantAT31 591 €
NACIONALNA KATOLICHESKA FEDERACIA CARITAS BULGARIAparticipantBG20 750 €
THE GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UNIVERSITYparticipantUK0 €

Description

MATILDE develops a transdisciplinary conceptual and methodological framework for a multi-dimensional assessment of economic and social impacts of TCNs at different scales (from EU-aggregate, to local level). It focuses on assessing the impacts of TCNs (incl. economic, families, forced migration and vulnerable groups) on local development and on the re-distribution of resources in EU rural and mountain regions. The assessment is based on the hypothesis that TCNs are an important driver of socio-economic development and have a strong effect on the relationships between urban and rural/mountain areas and on a balanced territorial development. MATILDE uses quantitative and qualitative methods and adopts an action-research approach (through the implementation of 13 case studies throughout Europe) that emphasises the agency of migrants and the site-specific features of the regions involved. Case studies are selected based on the presence of urban poles differently interconnected with rural and mountain areas via flows of people, economic resources and cultural exchange. The action-reserach approach is built on a multi-stakeholder perspective: the two-level consortium gathers research partners and diverse local partners working in the field of TCNs’ integration. MATILDE partners will work together to co-construct the migration impact assessment in rural and mountain areas, engaging local stakeholders and beneficiaries, and to elaborate and share policy recommendations and governance solutions. Overall, the project improves knowledge on the social and economic development potential of TCNs in rural and mountain areas. It helps understanding the mechanisms behind the socio-economic integration of TCNs and it provides policy makers, practitioners and local stakeholders with analytical tools and place-based solutions/policy recommendations to counteract misperceptions and untap the migration potential in rural and mountain regions.

Official data · CORDIS · synced 2026-10-18 03:29 · official record · Licence: © European Union, CC BY 4.0 (Commission reuse policy).