ITFLOWS will generate novel insights on migration. The purpose of ITFLOWS is to provide accurate predictions and adequate management solutions of migration flows in the European Union in the phases of reception, relocation, settlement and integration of migration, according to a wide range of human factors and using multiple sources of information. These insights will be provided by an evidence-based ICT enabled solution (the EUMigraTool) and precise models. All solutions will have fitness for purpose continually validated by policy-makers and practitioners in cooperation with civil-society organisations in a dynamic and iterative process.
841,625
with pending EU asylum applications as of June 2020 Eurostat
18,641
migrants and refugees arriving to Europe 1st quarter 2020
21,245
EU Resettled Refugees in 2019 Eurostat, data code TPS00195
672,270
EU acquisitions of citizenship (est.) in 2018 Eurostat
Latest Press
See what’s happening at ITFLOWS and keep up to date with our progress during this project.
22 March 2023
Migration Prediction, Policy and Human Rights
On the 28th April, Brunel University London will organize an in-person policy Conference: “Migration Prediction, Policy and Human Rights” The aim of this 1-day interdisciplinary conference is to highlight the main human rights implications when using migration flow prediction technologies for humanitarian purposes. In 3 separate panels, this conference has the aim to discuss 1) … Continued
5 March 2023
ITFLOWS Newsletter #5
We are delighted to share our latest Newsletter with you.This provides details on our activities over the last 6 months of the project, and what it is expected to be come.
9 February 2023
ITFLOWS Users Board Workshop – Florence, Italy
Members of ITFLOWS Users Board (UB) and ITFLOWS Consortium participated in a UB workshop during ITFLOWS Mid-Year Three Meeting on February 3rd 2023 in Florence, Italy. The purpose of this was to validate the EUMigraTool. The workshop took place at the European University Institute (EUI) in Florence, Italy. Members joined online also. A special thank … Continued
