Lobbying on AMIF 2021-2027 Mid-term Evaluation

AMIF 2021-2027 Mid-term Evaluation

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The mid-term evaluation of the AMIF for the 2021-2027 programming period will be carried out by December 2024 as per the legal basis. In line with the Better Regulation, it will analyse the effectiveness, efficiency, relevance, coherence and EU added value of actions funded under the programme. It will cover all the different strands and management modes and build upon the evaluations carried out by the Member States. Given the early stage of the implementation, it will be process-oriented.

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Public consultation

ID: 13853

Lobbying Activity

2 responses

Red Cross urges flexible eligibility and predictable AMIF funding

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, 25 Sept 2023

Red Cross requests flexible eligibility rules to assist all migrants regardless of legal status. They advocate for predictable transnational calls and reduced financial barriers for civil society. Implementing partners should join monitoring committees to help design programs matching ground needs.

Flexibility would allow the Red Cross to follow its mandate without discriminating between users.

Undocumented migrants and those on the move lose vital humanitarian aid under current restrictions.

Consultation response

European Council on Refugees and Exiles, 25 Sept 2023

The attached submission is based on reports produced by the ECRE and PICUMs joint project on EU funds for migration, asylum and inclusion, as well as other material produced by ECRE. The points highlighted in the attached document include: 1) Effectiveness - Lack of implementation of the…