The methodology report summarized the results of a short study aimed at\nreviewing the current organization and methodology of Estonian integration\nmonitoring and thereby clarifying the organization and general principles of\nthe monitoring for the period 2020-2030.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The survey included 20 interviews with 21 field experts, collected feedback\non the current use \/ application of monitoring results in 18 areas of\ngovernment or work, mapping theses on integration, Estonian survey surveys\nrelated to integration, existing theoretical frameworks and questions on\nmonitoring .<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The report concluded that integration monitoring should place greater\nemphasis on highlighting long-term trends. Comparison of monitoring data from\nprevious years with new waves allows us to observe long-term trends, highlight\nboth positive and negative developments, but also stagnation (which can\nsometimes be positive in certain changed circumstances), which in turn serve as\na basis for decision-makers. Monitoring also identifies areas where active\nintervention may not be necessary anymore.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Instead of the current policy recommendations section of the monitoring\nreport, it makes more sense to highlight issues and issues that require further\nanalysis and \/ or research. In other words, topics that emerge from the\nanalysis of monitoring data, but which cannot be further explored in the\ncontext of monitoring, but where different ministries \/ government agencies can\ncommission additional analyzes and \/ or researchers and students to analyze\ntheir research (research recommendations). In addition, it is important to\nsummarize the most important field studies, reports, etc., published in recent\nyears, in order to provide a complete picture.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Monitoring must become a gateway to a broader understanding and understanding\nof the field of integration in the future, which will also provide pointers and\nopportunities for advancement to topic-based in-depth and \/ or (applied)\nresearch. As monitoring is also an instrument that influences the attitudes of\ndifferent parties and societies, it is important that the report also\nhighlights the common ground that emerges from the analysis, rather than\nfocusing solely on (national) differences and issues.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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