- Provide an adequate training to the staff of the consortium in their work with migrants - Helping migrants overcome main barriers with the help of well trained practitioners - Help and motivate adult migrants dealing with the difficulties they go through while taking part in educational activities - Understanding the link between migration, social and spacial exclusion and possible solutions - Developing knowledge of place-based architecture and migration, communities and inclusion; - Developing new educational skills and methodologies in adult education to help participants to approach migrants they work with with a broader and better understanding of the difficulties and needs of adult migrants - internationalization of the consortium members and the creation of a network of organisations sharing common European values - Give participants the right tools/skills to cope with the pressure and the psychological distress they often face when supporting traumatized migrants - Understanding the importance of recognizing and fighting hate speech against migrants; using adult education opportunities to help the local communities overcome their fears -Deepening the understanding of the links between climate change and migration
Itaka training decided to apply for REMI project after conducted a careful analysis of the needs and goal of the 13 consortium partners in the area of European cooperation and migration. The analysis was conducted looking at knowledge, skills and abilities of the staff, different approaches were used depending on the type of organization: from observation to assessment and interviews. From the analysis it emerged that main partners' need is to link up with trustful European organizations that work on different capacity in the migration sector in order to have a 360 degree view of the main issues related to migration and adopt an holistic approach that can truly help migrants during their landing in Italy and/or their resettlement in Europe.In the project the word migrants is used in its wide meaning including refugees, asylum seekers, economic and environmental migrants. From the analysis also emerged that partners' area of intervention and needs could be divided in 3 groups 1)women and unaccompanied minors 2)education and employability 3)architecture, migration, sustainable rural and urban development. Inclusion, climate change and mental health support were the main common horizontal priorities of the 3 groups.