A framework of multi-actor Communities of Practice will be established at local level involving migrants, refugees, refugee-led organizations, policymakers, civil society, researchers, and other stakeholders to collaboratively identify needs, assess practices, and co-design integration solutions, on the basis of a taxonomy and mapping report on existing good practices for migrant integration.

A Migrants’ Participation Policy Toolkit will be developed to guide local authorities in creating inclusive public spaces for migrants’ active participation, as well as a CoPs Transfer and Adaptation Plan to facilitate effective knowledge-sharing, peer mentoring, and the adaptation of successful practices across different communities.

Three policy briefs and a recommendation paper will ensure local integration policies are resilient and adaptable to future challenges, such as migrant influxes or crises.