Support measures for migrant women’s integration

- Improved integration outcomes for third-country nationals across the EU.
• Enhanced gender-sensitive integration measures and empowerment of migrant women.
• Development and uptake of digital tools and innovative approaches to facilitate integration.
• Strengthened transnational cooperation and exchange of best practices among Member States.
• Improved health and psychosocial support services tailored to migrants’ needs.
• Creation of sustainable pathways to economic, social and civic participation for migrants and asylum seekers.
• Greater protection and support for migrant children, ensuring their inclusion in education and social systems.

1. Admissibility Conditions (section 5):

• Respect page limits and layout for Part B of the Application Form (available in the Submission System).
2. Eligibility of Countries and Participants (section 6):

• Consortium must include legal entities established in at least three different eligible AMIF countries.

• Entities must be public bodies, NGOs, research organisations or private bodies as listed in the call document.
3. Financial and Operational Capacity (section 7):

• Lead applicants and partners must demonstrate sound financial health and operational experience in migration/integration projects.
4. Exclusion Criteria (section 7):

• Organisations under exclusion orders or with unresolved debts to EU budgets are ineligible.
5. Evaluation and Award (sections 8–9):

• Projects will be evaluated on relevance, impact, quality of design and implementation, and cost-effectiveness.

• Thresholds and scoring for award criteria are set out in section 9.
6. Consortium Agreements and Grant Management:

• Follow the legal and financial set-up rules (section 10) and use the Model Grant Agreement (AMIF-AG or AMIF-PJG as applicable).