News

As much as any project can be, also MIICT is centred around ensuring positive societal impacts. To highlight the positive...

Following a series of successful kick-off events in early March 2021, 26 migrants, 11 service providers and 10 subject matter...

The SSD phase of the MIICT project has continued its development in Spain through update of information and testing of...

The Sustained Service Delivery (SSD) activities in Cyprus have been active for just over three months having launched with the...

On 15 January 2021 a two-hour virtual meeting (due to COVID-19 restrictions on physical meetings) among MIICT consortium partners with...

The European Commission, realizing the complexity of the issues of migration and asylum, has offered  a new pact on migration...

The integration of migrants, including refugees, in many Member States of the European Union and Associated Countries remains a challenge...

A brief status report from the MIICT partner CARITAS Cyprus In Cyprus, the COVID19 crisis has served to underscore shortcomings...

A brief status report from the MIICT partner AGENFOR The feelings of exclusion, isolation, solitude and difficulty in accessing the...

The updated Asylum Information Database – AIDA Country Report on Cyprus tracks developments in the areas of asylum procedures, reception...

MIICT, (ICT Enabled Public Services for Migration), is conceived with the goal of designing, developing and deploying tools that address...

About MIICT

MIICT (ICT Enabled Services for Migration) was conceived with the goal of designing, developing and deploying tools that address the challenge of migrant integration. In service of this goal, the project undertakes to co-create improved ICT-enabled services with migrants, refugees, public sector services, NGOs (Non-Governmental-Organisations) and other interest groups. By involving research-users at the centre of our approach we address the need to improve and customise the interfaces used to access key public services so that they better address the requirements of migrants and refugees.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Coordination & Research and Innovation Action under Grant Agreement No 822380.

Project Office

CENTRIC - Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence and Organised Crime Research

Cantor Building Howard Street, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S1 1WB, United Kingdom

centric@shu.ac.uk