MEASURING IRREGULAR
MIGRATION
Creating new knowledge on irregular migration
MIrreM network survey: interactions between stakeholders working on irregular migration
Related projects
MIrreM closely collaborates with six other projects on irregular migration funded under the European Union’s Horizon Europe Programme under two calls.
Joint webinar series
The Webinar Series brings together expertise and insights from 7 ongoing Horizon Europe projects. The live webinars are hosted on a rotating basis by the different projects.
Our latest activities
Measuring Irregular Migration – What do we know now, 15 years since CLANDESTINO?
This webinar hosted by MIrreM project presents findings from a multi-country assessment of irregular migration estimates and indicators. Speakers will share insights on the currently available data on irregular migration stocks and flows. They will also discuss recent developments, as well as persistent challenges in measuring irregular migration.
Why are Tens of Thousands of Afghans Missing in Austria?
MIrreM’s PI Albert Kraler was one of several experts interviewed for this informed piece in the Austrian daily Kleine Zeitung (in German) trying to understand why the number of Afghans in Austria has grown so little, despite high inflows and low returns and whether undocumented presence could be part of the explanation.
Irregular Migrants In Europe – Why National Institutions Matter For Conditions And Policy Irregular Migrants In Europe
Based on a new research paper from the Protecting Irregular Migrants in Europe (PRIME) project, the 5th joint webinar presents a theoretical analysis of the role played by national institutions in shaping the lives and policies concerning irregular migrants in Europe.