On 26-27 April, welcome for a two-day conference in Brussels or online, gathering a multidisciplinary group of academics, practitioners, and policymakers to address some of the most pressing questions about migration projections and their impact on evidence-based policy development.
Read moreA new policy brief analyses the migration drivers, and people’s motivation to migrate for projecting future migration patterns.
Read moreThis conference paper presents how spatially explicit projections generated by using the machine learning method could be utilised in urban planning.
Read moreThis work provides an example of combining Google Trends and official migration data to produce short-term forecasts, illustrated with flows from Romania to the UK.
Read more– a cross disciplinary study to explore the factors influencing migrant patterns and motivations in order to create models for future developments for migration to and within Europe.
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What are the major factors explaining the migrants' movement patterns?
What are the regional and local circumstances that either attract migrants or ‘push’ potential migrants to move?
How possible future regional socio-demographic, economic and environmental challenges may shape future migrant movement patterns in Europe?
Future Migration Scenarios for Europe project zooms in on a series of selected case studies used as “laboratories” in the work towards setting up the projections produced.
All case study areasThe Future Migration Scenarios for Europe project is working together with other Horizon 2020 projects, such as the QuantMig Project, the Hummingbird Project, and the CrossMigration Project, to explore and communicate about core migration issues in Europe and beyond.
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