An investigation into the local needs, challenges, good practices, and effective employment mechanisms for migrant workers in the primary sector across all partner countries forms the basis of the Primacenters Framework. This framework outlines the scope and types of services provided, specifies the roles and responsibilities of each stakeholder, identifies the targeted populations and hosting contexts, and includes structural diagrams and flowcharts.

A range of transferable support mechanisms, services, blueprints and tools designed to facilitate integration and employment for migrants and local communities. Indicatively, these include local offer and demand mapping mechanisms, matching and referral mechanisms, training service and referral mechanisms, and community-based cultural activity schemes, such as cultural and language tandems.

A training course tailored for key stakeholders, such as employment services officers and staff from regional and local authorities, designed to enhance their understanding of the employment needs and challenges in the primary sector, the profiles and needs of migrants, and the effective adoption of the proposed mechanisms.

A report summarizing the findings and recommendations of the Primacenters initiative implemented in Greece, Spain, Italy, and Cyprus directed at policymakers. It addresses the official adoption of proposed mechanisms and services aimed at enhancing the socio-economic integration of migrant workers in the primary sector.