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INTERCULTURAL CITIES: INNOVATION AND DIVERSITY ADVANTAGE

INTERCULTURAL CITIES: INNOVATION AND DIVERSITY ADVANTAGE. EUROPE 47.3 million foreign-born residents in the EU ( 9.4% of the total population) 63.4% of the EU residents born abroad come from highly developed countries

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INTERCULTURAL CITIES: INNOVATION AND DIVERSITY ADVANTAGE

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  1. INTERCULTURAL CITIES: INNOVATION AND DIVERSITY ADVANTAGE

  2. EUROPE 47.3 million foreign-born residents in the EU (9.4% of the total population) 63.4% of the EU residents born abroad come from highly developed countries Citizenship of non-EU foreigners residing in the EU: Turkey, Morocco, Albania(1-2.5 mln. each) WORLD World highest net migration rates: Qatar (40.6), Zimbabwe (23.7), United Arab Emirates (16.8) and Singapore (15.6) Europehighest net migration rates:Cyprus (10.7), San Marino (8.96), Luxembourg (8.15) and Spain (5.02). IMMIGRATION TRENDS source: EUROSTAT 2010 source: CIA, 2012

  3. France

  4. “Integration” approaches have reached their limits

  5. INTEGRATION POLICY MATRIX

  6. EU-WIDE RESEARCH SHOWS THAT DIVERSITY CAN • reduce the impact of aging • contribute to prosperity, creativity and growth • improve decision-making in small teams • productivity and wages are higher in regions and cities with a more diverse population And also that • diaspora enterpreneurship fosters development both in host countries and in countries of origin • Immigration increases foregin trade

  7. Diversity advantage & empowerment; Recognition of differences & emphasis on similarities; Framework of rights and responsibilities: human rights, equality and non-discrimination; Governance (policies, institutions and staff) to foster mutual recognition and build trust; Incentives for cross-cultural entrepreneurship; Places for mixing and interaction; Plurilinguism (migrant and host languages alike); Conflict = opportunity to move forward; Shaping public opinion about diversity; Working across silos. THE INTERCULTURAL CITY’S IMPERATIVES

  8. 21 members from 19 countries Mexico city

  9. THE INTERCULTURAL CITIES TOOLS • Understand LearnCommunicate • 21 Intercultural profiles300 good practice 21 newsletter issues • examples • Policy review grid35 thematic events 300 twitter followers • Step-by-step guide10 study visits 200 Facebook friends • Thematic papers450 participants 2200 mailing list • internationally 10 videos • Research1300 participantspublications • locally exhibitions

  10. THE INTERCULTURAL CITIES INDEX: 49 CITIES

  11. HOW DO THE INTERCULTURAL CITIES REALISE THE DIVERSITY ADVANTAGE? • Mr. Alberto d’Allesandro Head of Office, Council of Europe Office in Italy • Mr. Franco Corradini Councilor for Cohesion and Security, Reggio Emilia, Italy • Mr. Michał Karapuda Deputy Head,Cullture Department, Lublin, Poland • Mr. Keizo Yamawaki Professor, School of Global Japanese Studies, Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan / Visiting Fellow, University of Oxford, the UK

  12. Thank You! www.coe.int/interculturalcities Christina.BAGLAI@coe.int

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