What works for Roma inclusion in the EU : Policies and model approaches

Alternative title:	Tackling the most frequent socioeconomic situations of Roma : Possible Model Approaches
Year of publication:	2012
Authors:	Fresno, José Manuel
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz (contributor)
Publisher:	Amt für Amtliche Veröffentlichungen
Subject:	Zigeuner \| gipsy \| EU \| Integrationspolitik \| integration policy

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List of abbreviations and acronyms
Rationale
1. Most frequent Roma living circumstances
1.1. Roma communities living in integrated urban and suburban neighbourhoods
Description
Dynamics and trends
Frequency - Countries
1.2. Roma communities living in segregated urban and suburban neighbourhoods
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1.3. Roma communities living in segregated rural settlements
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1.4. Roma migrants and Roma EU nationals moving within the EU-15 Member States
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1.5. Roma travellers and (semi-) mobile lifestyles
2. Adapting principles to different circumstances
2.1. Areas, principles and action criteria
The dimensions of Roma integration
The four priority areas
The ten common basic principles
2.2. Adapting principles to the diversity of Roma living circumstances
3. Model approaches: Challenges, options and strategies accordingto the types of circumstances
3.1. Possible model approaches for Roma communities livingin integrated urban and suburban neighbourhoods
Key policy challenges
Policy options to follow
Practices that have demonstrated negative consequences
Specific strategies, priority actions, useful recommendations
3.2. Possible model approaches for Roma communities livingin segregated urban and suburban neighbourhoods
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3.3. Possible model approaches for Roma communities livingin segregated rural settlements
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3.4. Possible model approaches for Roma migrants and Roma EU nationals moving within the EU-15 Member States
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3.5. Possible model approaches for travellers and (semi-mobile Roma)
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4. Connecting models with EU instruments and policies
4.1. Legal instruments
4.2. Policy instruments
4.3. Financial instruments
5. Annexes
Annex 1: Common basic principles for Roma inclusion
Annex 2: Factors that may bolster the success of programmes and projects
Annex 3: Documents and materials consulted for this work

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