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Year:2021

Authors:Kats Kivistik, Kristjan Kaldur

Download:Eesti Integratsiooni Monitooring 2020, Policy Brief - Migrant Experiences in Estonia

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Monitoring the integration of Estonian society 2020

In 2020, it became 20 years since the first Integration Monitoring of the Estonian Society was organised. To date, eight integration monitoring exercises have been carried out to analyse the integration field, the results of which have helped to understand the development of Estonian society and to shape adaptation and integration policies and other sectoral policies. The main objective of the monitoring is to analyse the adaptation and integration processes in Estonian society as of 2020 to improve and update knowledge on the success of the adaptation and integration process in Estonia and to plan actions to support it.

Authors of the study in an alphabetical order:
Eve Mägi
Ivan Polynin
Katrina Koppel
Kats Kivistik
Kirsti Melesk
Kristi Anniste
Kristjan Kaldur
Külliki Seppel
Mari-Liis Sepper
Meeli Murasov
Märt Masso
Nawal Shaharyar
Nikolai Kunitsõn
Raivo Vetik
Triin Pohla

Funder: Kultuuriministeerium

Partners: Praxis, Institute of Baltic Studies, Tallinn University, University of Tartu, Turu-uuringute AS

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