Improving digital skills among migrants

• Enhanced transnational cooperation and networking among integration, asylum and migration stakeholders across the EU.

• Development and dissemination of innovative, replicable solutions—especially digital tools and gender-sensitive approaches—that improve integration outcomes.

• Strengthened policy frameworks and evidence base for effective asylum and migration management at EU and national levels.

• Increased capacity of public authorities, civil society and private partners to deliver high-quality services in health, education, labour market inclusion and child protection.

• Tangible improvements in migrants’ access to rights, services and socio-economic opportunities, leading to more durable integration pathways.

• Applicants must be legal entities established in one or more of the eligible Member States or third countries as listed in Section 6 of the call document.

• Proposals must demonstrate the financial and operational capacity of the lead applicant and all beneficiaries (Section 7).

• Consortia must include at least two independent legal entities from different eligible countries; the precise minimum number and type of partners per topic is defined in the call document.

• The project’s objectives and activities must fall within one of the five thematic priorities and respect the overall budget envelope (EUR 34 000 000) and indicative number of grants.

• Proposals must comply with the page limits, layout and structure requirements for Part B of the Application Form (Section 5 and the online form template).

• Projects must be implemented within the AMIF programme period in accordance with the AMIF Regulation (2021/1147) and the EU Financial Regulation (2024/2509).