The work carried out has been in line with Annex 1 to the Grant Agreement. The progress achieved in the training and in the research activity is fully satisfactory. All deliverables were submitted on time and activities have been developed according to the initial plan.
In WP1, the fellow and the supervisor have worked together to coordinate the project’s activities to allow the scientific, training, organizational, and financial achievements, by fulfilling the EU contractual provisions and ensuring quality control management. All activities carried out under this WP (including management, coordination, reporting, monitoring, follow-up, evaluation, and project meetings) have been duly carried out, without any deviation, and in a very satisfactory way.
In WP2, the fellow used different databases IOM- Migration Data Portal, UNHCR, IDMC), with the analysis of secondary-level information on legal analysis to identify good practices, supported by specific and constant training. At the same time, the fellow used the tools of analysis that were more appropriate for their specific discipline. Thanks to this double approach, they contributed to writing the report on the first data analysis and formulation of results.
In WP3, all scientific activities were developed, analyzing all possible regulatory improvements at the EU level toward climate migration from a gender perspective. The fellow has worked to identify good policy and legal practices on climate migration within the EU, resulting in a guide with data collection and comparative analysis on the comprehensive legal framework of the EU Member States on climate migration and a “Report on EU regulatory improvements towards climate gendered migration”. Both documents were critical to complete the legal analysis and preparation of a draft policy brief.
WP4 was related to all training activities, aiming to transfer those skills that are necessary to conduct the foreseen research activities, along with transferable skills. The Career Development Plan was assessed periodically and its final versions were also released. The secondment program has been duly completed. Participation in local training activities and external events was finalized according to what was indicated in Annex I, as well as the participation in conferences. All training activities foreseen in the project were implemented related to data collection; feminist methodology; migration policies and climate change-related migration.
WP5 was related to dissemination, exploitation, communication, and public engagement about the project and its results with stakeholders: academia, students, and the general public. All deliverables were submitted on time and activities were carried out properly. Almost target values of KPI has been reached or even exceeded, moreover additional activities not originally foreseen in Annex I have been conducted.
