A total of 5 Workshops will be organised during the duration of the project.
Workshops represent a moment of direct confrontation between the players involved in the project and an instrument for spreading and debating the issues arisen in the course of the activities of the MOs. The Workshops also intend to promote a confrontation on methods for localdevelopment undertaken by different territorial areas (local, national, international) both in terms of diffusion of best practices and of know-how emerging from real experiences.
The spreading of knowledge regarding specific issues (i.e. financial system, logistics) coming from real experiences is based upon the construction of local, but also international comparative case studies in order to illustrate modalities (strategies, instruments, players involved) that gave birth to relevant or successful experiences with regard to economic and occupational growth.
The workshops will allow to identify a table of variables of best practices and critical levers that are considered fundamental and useful as multipliers in other areas relevant for the partners of this project.
Aims of the first workshop are to present the Migrest project, its objectives and its organization, to set the reference context of immigration in Veneto and to stimulate a comparison between partners involved in activities related to internationalisation and immigration.
The aim of first section of the workshop is to presents the economic aspects related to the migration flows in the enlargement countries for the Veneto firms. In the second section of the workshop the sanitary regulation for immigrants in Italy is analysed. The Greek and Romanian partner of the project presents their local experiences and two cases are analysed: how Veneto Region develops projects to help special categories of immigrants and how the Municipality of Venice helps foreigners in finding an accommodation.
Aim of the workshop is to analyse the reasons and opportunities of the delocalisation of Veneto firms in the enlargement countries. The first part of the workshop puts on evidence how Veneto firms needs specialized workers and spaces where to build new industrial sites. For this reason entrepreneurs invest in the enlargement countries where there are the availability of buildings and lands, a high education level, a low cost of the work, the accessibility to raw materials and new commercial outlets. The second part of the workshop presents the laws regulating delocalisation and immigration and some extrajudicial instruments to solve cases.
The Training for the selected MOs will be carried out in the cross-border areas participating to the project. It will foresees 5 similar modules, 3 of which will be carried out in Veneto and 2 in Greece, in order to guarantee the MOs network with the best exchange of experiences on the socio-economic problems related to the enlargement in the cross border regions.
The training courses will concentrate on specific themes, such as:
• Social aspects connected with the migration flows in the cross-border regions;
• Economic aspects connected with the migration flows in the cross-border regions;
• Training of human resources in the CEEC for their employment in the cross border regions.
• Delocalisation and entrepreneurial opportunities in the candidate countries;
• Extrajudicial instruments for the resolution of disputes;
• Socio-economic and contractual aspects connected with the employment either in the cross-border areas and in the candidate countries;
Furthermore the training courses will be open also to other experts from institutions and agencies interested in the same problems. In addition, all the potential local stakeholders in the areas covered by the project will be informed regarding the training courses and will be encouraged either to create synergies in the areas or to function as multipliers to the advantage of the companies.
TRAINING ON SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF MIGRATION FLOWS
Aim of this training is the analyses of migration flows from a social and economic point of view. During the morning, Dr. Frisina explains the most relevant sociological theories about immigration. In the afternoon Dr. Bragato presents Italian data about the most relevant income from immigrants and the procedures for immigration according to “flows rules” legislation.
TRAINING ON INMIGRATION AND LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN GREECE
Aim of the training is to illustrate the differents steps of development of the legislation regulating the immigration in Greece and especially the new laws 2910/2001 and 3013/2002. The two speeches illustrate the procedures to obtain the permit to stay and the work permit, the regulation of the different social and financial problems and data about the origin of immigrants and the motivations of their stay in Greece.
