Rigorous and evidence-based analysis to inform public policies.
Transforming data into actionable knowledge to build fairer and more effective migration policies.
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Design and scaling of safe pathways as an effective tool against trafficking and exploitation.
Focus on the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean (Mauritania, Senegal, Ivory Coast) with an integrated reading of the Sahel and Central Africa.
Comparative monitoring of policies and laws in Europe and Africa, and promotion of procedural improvements in Spain.
Public-private cooperation to link real labor needs with dual training, circular mobility, and joint investment in value chains.
Support for leadership, entrepreneurship, and productive remittances; transnational links and counter-narratives against disinformation.
Multi-stakeholder diagnosis (governments, civil society, companies, and media) to guide communication and evidence-based policies.
Incentives to cooperate with Europe, parliamentary advocacy, and comparative learning (benchmarking with Italy and France).
Border governance with a rights-based approach, attention to minors and gender, and returns and reintegration with dignity.
Monitoring of trends by country, impact metrics, and continuous program adjustment.
This Policy Paper proposes strategic and operational guidelines to strengthen the coherence of public responses to the migration dynamics linking the Sahel, West Africa, and the Canary Islands.
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Strategic guidelines to turn legal pathways into effective and sustainable mechanisms.
Towards a coherent strategy for protection and the fight against criminal economies.
From Flow Management to Strategic Coherence
Analysis of regularization processes, characteristics of irregular migrants, and administrative and humanitarian challenges in Spain.
A common action framework to integrate human dignity, economic realities, and protection needs.
A comprehensive analysis of the evolution, dynamics, and challenges of irregular migration to Spain within the European context (2015-2025).
A framework to organize mobility, reduce human costs, and create shared benefits for countries of origin, transit, and destination.
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The announcement by the Trump administration of a planned pause on the issuance of permanent visas could...
The Atlas of Migration explores the complex links between conflicts and population displacement.
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Analysis of the OECD report on permanent migration and the foreign-born population in European countries.
Migratory flow to Spain drops 41% by mid-November, with a reconfiguration of routes towards the Mediterranean.
Comparative overview of immigration proposals from Spain's main political parties (2025).
Migratory flow to Spain drops 31% year-on-year, with strong territorial differences between maritime and land routes.
How the European border agency has changed over the last decade.