Date Action 10th December 2012 Workshop to discuss Concept Paper and agree next steps for Common Template (on occasion of 58th EMN NCP meeting) Week of 28th January 2013 Circulation of Version 1 of the Common Template to EMN NCPs Week of 4th February 2013 Submission of comments from EMN NCPs on Version 1 7th February 2013 Advisory Group Meeting in Vienna to discuss comments Week of 18th February 2013 Circulation of Version 2 of the Common Template 25th February 2013 Final comments / discussion during 59th EMN NCP meeting Week of 4th March 2013 Finalisation of the Common Template and launch of the study following EMN NCP meeting Friday 10th May 2013 Completion of the (draft) common template by EMN NCPs and development of background and context sections for Synthesis Report by EMN Service Provider (ICF GHK-COWI). Week of 27th May 2013 Presentation of Synthesis Report End-June 2013 Finalisation of the Synthesis Report and of National Contributions for publication. XI. Template for National Contributions The template outlines the information that should be included in the National Contributions to this focussed study. The indicative number of pages to be covered by each section is provided in the guidance note. For national contributions, the total number of pages should not exceed 18 pages, excluding the statistics. A limit of 25 pages will apply to the Synthesis Report, in order to ensure that it remains concise and accessible. The focussed study shall outline the national policies and discuss the practical measures implemented to satisfy the policy goals. EMN NCPs are requested to include policies and measures that directly target the attraction of (or satisfy demand for) highly qualified and qualified third-country nationals. Thus, although various policies, measures, or other conditions in Member States may have an effect on the decision of third-country nationals to immigrate to the respective Member State, these are not covered by this study if (1) the policy aim of attracting (2) direct relevance for the target groups cannot be identified. Thirdly, the effectiveness (or non-effectiveness) of the implemented measures shall be discussed by using statistics or other national methods of evaluation (surveys of enterprises, quota performance, etc.), as well as, if necessary, policy makers’ or other stakeholders’ experience. This evaluation shall contribute to identifying good (or bad) practice.” EMN FOCUSSED STUDY 2013 Attracting Highly Qualified and Qualified Nationals Top-line “Factsheet” (National Contribution) Executive Summary (Synthesis Report) National contribution (one page only)
Date Action 10th December 2012 Workshop to discuss Concept Paper and agree next steps for Common Template (on occasion of 58th EMN NCP meeting) Week of 28th January 2013 Circulation of Version 1 of the Common Template to EMN NCPs Week of 4th February 2013 Submission of comments from EMN NCPs on Version 1 7th February 2013 Advisory Group Meeting in Vienna to discuss comments Week of 18th February 2013 Circulation of Version 2 of the Common Template 25th February 2013 Final comments / discussion during 59th EMN NCP meeting Week of 4th March 2013 Finalisation of the Common Template and launch of the study following EMN NCP meeting Friday 10th May 2013 Completion of the (draft) common template by EMN NCPs and development of background and context sections for Synthesis Report by EMN Service Provider (ICF GHK-COWI). Week of 27th May 2013 Presentation of Synthesis Report End-June 2013 Finalisation of the Synthesis Report and of National Contributions for publication. XI. Template for National Contributions The template outlines the information that should be included in the National Contributions to this focussed study. The indicative number of pages to be covered by each section is provided in the guidance note. For national contributions, the total number of pages should not exceed 18 pages, excluding the statistics. A limit of 25 pages will apply to the Synthesis Report, in order to ensure that it remains concise and accessible. The focussed study shall outline the national policies and discuss the practical measures implemented to satisfy the policy goals. EMN NCPs are requested to include policies and measures that directly target the attraction of (or satisfy demand for) highly qualified and qualified third-country nationals. Thus, although various policies, measures, or other conditions in Member States may have an effect on the decision of third-country nationals to immigrate to the respective Member State, these are not covered by this study if (1) the policy aim of attracting (2) direct relevance for the target groups cannot be identified. Thirdly, the effectiveness (or non-effectiveness) of the implemented measures shall be discussed by using statistics or other national methods of evaluation (surveys of enterprises, quota performance, etc.), as well as, if necessary, policy makers’ or other stakeholders’ experience. This evaluation shall contribute to identifying good (or bad) practice.” EMN FOCUSSED STUDY 2013 Attracting Highly Qualified and Qualified Nationals Top-line “Factsheet” (National Contribution) Executive Summary (Synthesis Report) National contribution (one page only)
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