The European Integration Network (EIN) brings together representatives of national public authorities, mainly from the ministries responsible for migrant integration, from all the 27 EU Member States as well as two EEA countries, Iceland and Norway. Many of them have a role in the planning and implementation of dedicated EU funding opportunities such as the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF) in their respective countries. The EIN members also participate in targeted study visits, peer reviews, workshops and mutual assistance actions on specific integration aspects to exchange knowledge.
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Österreich - Federal Chancellery, Directorate for Integration, Office of Religious Affairs and Ethnic Groups
Mr Michael Handler
Belgien - La Commission communautaire commune (Cocom)
Ms Sydney Caenen
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Belgien - Public Services Department of the Walloon Region
Ms Leïla Zahour
Belgien - Department for Equal Opportunities and Civic Integration of the Flemish Region
Mr Tom De Bruyn
Bulgarien - Ministry of Labour and Social Policy
Ms Tatiana Gueorguieva
Kroatien - Office for Human Rights and Rights of National Minorities
Mr Alen Tahiri
Zypern - Ministry of Interior
Mr Michael Beys
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Tschechische Republik - Ministry of Interior
Mr Jan Kepka
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Dänemark - Ministry of Immigration and Integration
Mr Frederik Hess Greve
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Estland - Ministry of Culture
Ms Anne-Ly Reimaa
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