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The workshop aims to explore the current state of play in forecasting migration and asylum flows, addressing existing challenges, and the future of forecasting in migration management. Additionally, capitalising on the previous work of the EMN Luxembourg and the Prague Process Digital Lab on digitalisation and modernisation, the workshop will showcase the latest technological advancements in migration, asylum, and data-driven societies, and discuss prospects for their implementation in national and regional contexts. Bringing together representatives from international organisations, EU agencies, migration authorities of the Prague Process participating states, including EU Member States, and academia, the workshop will feature presentations on artificial intelligence, big data, and various algorithms, approaches, and models of foresight, forecasting, and predictive analysis, among others.
WHERE? Limpertsberg Campus, University of Luxembourg and online on Webex.
Work language of the conference: English, Russian
Prior registration is required.
For more information on the event (agenda and how to register), please contact EMN Luxembourg zane.rozenberga@uni.lu or the Prague Process Secretariat at pragueprocess@icmpd.org
Disclaimer: The University of Luxembourg is one of the partners in the Horizon Europe project INNOVATE – Innovating to Enhance Dialogues on Migration Policies and Practices and is responsible for carrying out an in-depth exploration of the European Migration Network (EMN) and for conducting a comprehensive Needs & Interests Assessment (NIA) involving a wide range of EMN members and other stakeholders engaging in the work of the EMN. One particular focus is placed on the EMN Luxembourg capacity building workshop “Forecasting and new technologies in migration and asylum governance”. This year the capacity building workshop is jointly organised by EMN Luxembourg and the Prague Process.
Colleague from INNOVATE project will attend the workshop to collect information and to arrange for possible follow-up interviews with participants of the event.