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European and International Affairs 2017
European and international affairs2017 Fair winds keeping local governments on course 4 City Council Commission on Europe | Municipal development cooperation 5 An active player in Europe and worldwide 6 Strategy Standing up for Europe 8 Municipal development cooperation 9 White paper on the future of Europe 10 European structural and investment policy 2021–2027 11 EUROCITIES study of cities’ external cultural relations 11 Consultations in 2017 | Successful lobbying activities 12 Urban Agenda for the EU: Partnership for procurement 14 Dialogue News from the Europe Direct Information Centre 17 City Council resolution on the campaign „Munich4Europe“ | Europe Day 2017 18 Projects Award for waste avoidance concept 20 Circular economy dominates 2017 Annual Conference 21 Smarter Together: Getting around in tomorrow’s cities 22 CIVITAS ECCENTRIC: Solutions for sustainable mobility 23 Let it FLOW! | Urban mobility KIC 24 BuyZET | METAMORPHOSIS | URBACT – Good practice label for “Gscheid Mobil” project 25 Global learning to get fit for Europe 26 Erasmus+ and EUMUC: Over 180 internships in Europe 27 Martinsdorf vicarage in Transylvania | Stays abroad for teachers 27 Diversity in action in Munich | Youthful encounters 28 Building Committee trip to Amsterdam | Pooling experience on horticulture and landscape gardening 29 Munich education delegation in Québec | Youngsters from Munich in Washington 29 LOS_DAMA! huge success | EUSALP | ASTUS 30 European fire prevention regulations | Special ATF unit 31 SWM district cooling project in central Munich 31 -
Resoconto Annuale 2019
RESOCONTO ANNUALE 2019 RESOCONTO DETTAGLIATO DEI PROGETTI SOSTENUTI SU WWW.OTTOPERMILLEVALDESE.ORG Progetti Finanziati nel 2019 ACCOGLIENZA E INCLUSIONE Italia RIFUGIATI MIGRANTI € 4.976.877,02 ANZIANI € 549.753,03 ATTIVITÀ CULTURALI € 4.396.309,6 CONTRASTO ALLA POVERTÀ DISAGIO SOCIALE E ALLA PRECARIETÀ LAVORATIVA € 1.925.453,05 EDUCAZIONE ALLA CITTADINANZA € 503.832,87 INTERVENTI SANITARI E DI TUTELA DELLA SALUTE € 4.355.638,54 MIGLIORAMENTO DELLE CONDIZIONI DI VITA DEI DISABILI € 3.136.583,49 PREVENZIONE E CONTRASTO ALLA VIOLENZA DI GENERE € 974.191,58 PROMOZIONE DEL BENESSERE BAMBINI E RAGAZZI € 3.091.494,2 RECUPERO DETENUTI ED EX DETENUTI € 537.559,8 TUTELA DELL’AMBIENTE € 377.255 FONDO STRAORDINARIO EMERGENZA COVID-19 € 2.700.000 (parziale di 8 milioni) TOTALE € 27.524.948,18 ACCOGLIENZA E INCLUSIONE DI RIFUGIATI E MIGRANTI 4.976.877,02 € ENTE REGIONE PROGETTO CONTRIBUTO € A pieno titolo Piemonte Unit-Edu - Diritto allo studio per studenti rifugiati 15.566,00 € Aiab Liguria Liguria Agricoltura sociale bio - L'inclusione che parte dalla terra 6.808,00 € Almaterra Piemonte Investire nello studio per diventare cittadine - Borse di studio per donne rifugiate 16.000,00 € Altereco Puglia Un trattore per Mamadou - Sostegno alle attività produttive della cooperativa 10.000,00 € Altra mente - Scuola per tutti Lazio La lingua per la cittadinanza - Corsi di italiano per donne migranti 13.350,00 € Amici della Zizzi Toscana Percorsi di integrazione per bambini/e e ragazzi/e provenienti da famiglie migranti in condizioni di disagio 13.351,72 € -
Giving Hardship the Red Card - Uninews
Interview : Giving hardship the red card - UniNews https://uninews.unicredit.eu/en/articles/headlines/interview/?ida=13789 Home > Articles > Headlines > Interview > Details Giving hardship the red card September 12, 2012 On occasion of the UEFA Champions League final at the Munich it was announced that UniCredit Foundation and Hvb would be extending their partnership with the buntkicktgutassociation. On occasion of the UEFA Champions League final at the Olympiapark in Munich it was announced that UniCredit Foundation and Hvb would be extending their partnership with the Buntkicktgut association. It was back in 2009 that UniCredit first began supporting this association which uses street football as a tool for favouring integration among young immigrants that live in conditions of social hardship. The history and the goals of the project as described by Rudiger Heid, director and founder of buntkicktgut. Buntkicktgut is considered a pioneering project in street football. What does it consist of? Could you briefly talk about it? «It was around 1995/96 when I discovered that football and even more street football was an ideal and attractive medium for a continuous work with socially disadvantaged and marginalized young people - especially with a migration background. With my background as a geographer and a high sensitivity for issues of migration, ethnical or political conflicts and regional disparities I was engaged in so called community lodgings for war refugees and applicants for political asylum. Many individuals and families living there with their children came from Afghanistan and Africa, but most from former Yugoslavia in order to take refuge from the terrible and the whole decade lasting Balkan wars in the 1990s. -
Racial Exclusion and Italian Identity Construction Through Citizenship Law
L’Altro in Italia: Racial Exclusion and Italian Identity Construction through Citizenship Law Ariel Gizzi An Honors Thesis for the Department of International Relations Tufts University, 2018 ii Acknowledgements Over the course of this thesis, I received academic and personal support from various professors and scholars, including but not limited to: Cristina Pausini, Kristina Aikens, Anne Moore, Consuelo Cruz, Medhin Paolos, Lorgia García Peña, David Art, Richard Eichenberg, and Lisa Lowe. I also want to mention the friends and fellow thesis writers with whom I passed many hours in the library: Joseph Tsuboi, Henry Jani, Jack Ronan, Ian James, Francesca Kamio, and Tashi Wangchuk. Most importantly, this thesis could not have happened without the wisdom and encouragement of Deirdre Judge. Deirdre and I met in October of my senior year, when I was struggling to make sense of what I was even trying to write about. With her guidance, I set deadlines for myself, studied critical theory, and made substantial revisions to each draft I produced. She is truly a remarkable scholar and mentor who I know will accomplish great things in her life. And lastly, thank you to my parents, who have always supported me in every academic and personal endeavor, most of which are related in some way or another to Italy. Grazie. iii Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction………………………………………………………….1 Chapter 2: Theoretical Frameworks …………………………………………….6 Chapter 3: Liberal Italy………………………………………………………….21 Chapter 4: Colonial and Fascist Italy……………………………………………44 Chapter 5: Postwar Italy…………………………………………………………60 Chapter 6: Contemporary Italy…………………………………………………..77 Chapter 7: Conclusion…………………………………………………………...104 Chapter 8: Bibliography…………………………………………………………112 1 Chapter 1: Introduction My maternal grandfather, Giuseppe Gizzi, was born and raised in Ariano Irpino, Italy. -
MIGRATION, ECONOMIC and SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT a Students’ Handbook
GLOPEM - MA in GLOBAL POLITICS AND EURO-MEDITERRANEAN RELATIONS Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Catania Course on ‘Migration and Development’ MIGRATION, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT A Students’ Handbook Maurizio Malogioglio Veronica Alongi, Giuseppe Cannata, Chiara Cantale, Mads Rugaard Christensen, Laura Lanzafame, Kristina Mikhailova, Andrea Nobile, Giorgia Pennisi, Anel Ubina ReShape Online Papers Series Paper no. 15 – March 2021 MIGRATION, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ReShape Paper no.15 © Copyright 2021, Jean Monnet Centre, Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Catania, via Vittorio Emanuele 49, 95131 Catania, Italy. ISSN 2281-910X How to quote: Malogioglio Maurizio et als. (2021), Migration, Economic and Social Development. A Students’ Handbook, ReShape Paper no.15, Jean Monnet Centre, University of Catania pg. 2 MIGRATION, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT Foreword Although migration broke in international studies and course books about 20 years ago,1 probably migration studies as an academic discipline are still not well established in academic institutions of higher learning but the gap is being rapidly bridged in a synergy between such disciplines as development economics, sociology, anthropology, political science, international relations, law and, last but not least, journalism. This trend will help to avoid a silo approach when studying such a multifaceted phenomenon as migration. In recent years, students of the class on Migration and Development at the Master Course on Global Politics and Euro-Mediterranean Relations - GLOPEM - have asked whether manuals or handbooks could be used. Indeed, there are such publications, edited and written by leading scholars. The problem is that not only they can be voluminous, and not very affordable by students, but some of the topics that they cover need to be updated every year in such areas as flows of migrants and refugees, remittances, legal developments, multilateral and bilateral agreements. -
Der Präsident Des Amtsgerichts Tiergarten
Der Präsident des Amtsgerichts Tiergarten Liste der Gemeinnützigen Organisationen - Stand : 29. April 2020 - In dieser Liste sind alle Einrichtungen aufgeführt, die nach Unterrichtung über Inhalt und Bedeutung der Liste um die Eintragung in das Verzeichnis nachgesucht haben. Die Liste hat keinen Ausschließlichkeitscharakter. Die Berücksichtigung anderer, nicht eingetragener gemeinnütziger Einrichtungen bleibt zulässig. Die Liste gibt darüber Aufschluß, ob die jeweilige Einrichtung / Organisation a) einen Befreiungsbescheid oder eine Freistellungsmitteilung gemäß § 4 Abs. 1 Nr. 6 des Körperschaftssteuergesetzes, § 3 Nr. 6 des Gewerbesteuergesetzes und § 3 Abs. 1 Nr. 6 des Vermögenssteuergesetzes des zuständigen Finanzamtes beigebracht oder erklärt hat, dass sie nicht veranlagungspflichtig sei, b) ihre Zielsetzung mitgeteilt oder ihre Satzung eingereicht hat und die Verpflichtung übernimmt, entsprechend Art. 96 ff des Einführungsgesetzes zur Abgabenordnung i. d. F. vom 01.01.1977 ( GVBl. Nr. 111, S. 2836, 1976 ) unverzüglich sämtliche Beschlüsse mitzuteilen, durch die eine für die steuerliche Vergünstigung wesentliche Satzungsbestimmung geändert, ergänzt, in die Satzung eingeführt oder aus ihr gestrichen, die Vereinigung aufgelöst, in eine andere Körperschaft eingegliedert oder ihr Vermögen als Ganzes übertragen wird, c) sich verpflichtet hat, über die Höhe und Verwendung der zugeflossenen Geldbeträge auf Anforderung gegenüber der listenführenden Stelle für einen bestimmten Zeitraum Rechenschaft zu geben, d) ihr Einverständnis erteilt hat, dass der Rechenschaftsbericht veröffentlicht werden kann. Stand : 29.04.2020 Anschrift Bankverbindung Name der Organisation Ord.-Nr.: PLZ Ort Strasse Kto.-Nr.: Institut BLZ IBAN "Die Arche" christliches Kinder- und Jugendwerk e.V. 126/02 12627 Berlin Böcklerstr.Tangermünder 2 Straße 7 3030100 Bank für Sozialwirtschaft 100 205 00 DE78 1002 0500 0003 0301 00 "Die Sputniks", Verenigung russischsprachiger Familien mit Kindern mit Beeinträchtigungen in Deutschland e.V. -
Football for Hope Forum 13-Year-Old Into a Hard-Headed 2017 Goalkeeper
July 2017 FOOTBALLTHE Quarterly MAGAZINE OF STREETFOOTBALLWORLD4 GOOD SPOTLIGHT THE FOOTBALL IN FOCUS FOR HOPE HIGH-FLYING FOOTBALL FOR GOOD FORUM 2017 IN NEPAL WHAT IS THE CONTRIBUTION OF FOOTBALL TO THE UN SUSTAINABLE Join us on our journey discovering football for good in Kathmandu DEVELOPMENT GOALS? and Bhaktapur p. 6 p. 30 FOOTBALL4GOOD TALKS NETWORK MEMBERS’ STORIES FIFA SECRETARY GENERAL FATMA SAMOURA A RAYAN OF HOPE Speaks about football for good with Jürgen How football turned a timid Griesbeck during the Football for Hope Forum 13-year-old into a hard-headed 2017 goalkeeper. And a very wishful thinker. p. 16 p. 50 www.streetfootballworld.org ABOUT FOOTBALL FOR GOOD & THE UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS I was at the beginning of my career when the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were established. For 15 years, they followed me and I followed them. In early 2016, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development officially came into force. Over the next fifteen years, with these new goals that universally apply to all, the 193 United Nations member states have pledged to mobilise efforts to end all forms of poverty, fight inequalities and tackle climate change, while ensuring that no one is left behind. The members of the streetfootballworld network, and many more friends and fellows across the globe, have intrinsically adopted such an attitude already during the establishment of their organisations. In fact, the very reason they initiated their programmes in the Mathare Valley, the streets of Dublin or the favelas of Rio was because governments had failed to address the needs of those on the margins of society. -
Programm September 2020 Bis Januar 2021
Programm September 2020 bis Januar 2021 Nachbarschaftsheim Neukölln e.V. Liebe Nachbarin, lieber Nachbar Vorstand des Nachbarschaftsheims Neukölln e.V. Liebe Nachbar*innen, das Leben der Menschen im Neuköllner Norden hat sich in den letzten Wochen und Monaten stark verändert – wie das Leben der meisten Menschen weltweit. Dabei treffen die Pandemie und die Folgen der Maßnahmen zu ihrer Eindämmung diejenigen am härtesten, die ohnehin die schwierigsten Ausgangsbedin- gungen haben. Als Nachbarschaftsheim haben wir versucht, auch unter einge- schränkten Möglichkeiten kontinuierlich erreichbar zu bleiben und Sie und euch als Nachbar*innen zu informieren, zu beraten und ein solidarisches Miteinander in den Kiezen zu unterstützen. Von diesem demokratischen und solidarischen Miteinander gab es viel – spontan und selbstorganisiert, vermittelt und begleitet. Diesem Miteinander wollen wir auch in den kommenden Monaten Möglichkeiten und Raum bieten: mit Information und Beratung, schulischer Nachhilfe, Angeboten für Kinder, Jugendliche und Familien, Gelegenheiten zu nachbarschaftlichem Austausch und Begegnung und vielen anderem mehr. Wir freuen uns, dass der Raum hierfür gleich an zwei Orten konkret wächst: Dank einer Förderung der Lotto-Stiftung können wir im Ganghofer Kiez neue Räumlichkeiten eröffnen. Zusammen 2 Liebe Nachbarin, lieber Nachbar mit unseren dortigen Kooperationspartnern laden wir deshalb herzlich zum Tag der offenen Tür am 16.09.2020 in der Wilhelm- Busch-Straße 12 ein – selbstverständlich unter Einhaltung der gebotenen Abstands- und Hygieneregeln. Auch der aus Mitteln der Sozialen Stadt sowie des Kita- Ausbauprogramms geförderte Erweiterungsbau des Nachbar- schaftshauses am Körnerpark macht große Fortschritte. In der nächsten Zeit wird die Turnhalle überbaut und deshalb leider nicht nutzbar sein. – Dafür stehen dann im Neubau, voraus- sichtlich ab Frühjahr 2021, neue Räume für das Miteinander im Kiez zur Verfügung! Nun wünschen wir erst einmal viele Anregungen beim Blättern durch unser Programm. -
Listen, Understand, Respond
2013 Annual Report 2013 Listen, understand, respond. 2013 Annual Report This report expresses UniCredit’s approach to banking by telling everyday stories about our interactions with Customers, innovations in products and adaptability in services. These brief but meaningful stories come directly from our colleagues. They are examples of the tangible benefits and concrete solutions offered by UniCredit, demonstrating how we make a difference in people’s lives. Our clear goal to improve everyday circumstances is rooted in our complete commitment to outcomes that ensure Customer satisfaction. At UniCredit, listening to our Clients and engaging with them to offer simple, direct results lies at the heart of our commercial banking operations. It is part of our determined effort to contribute to the economic and social well-being of our Customers as well as the communities where we work. We will continue with this commitment to all of you, every day. 2013 Annual Report HVB Group Profile HVB Group is one of the leading financial institutions in Germany. Our core compe tencies cover retail banking, corporate banking for small, mediumsized and large, inter nationally active corporate customers, private banking and international capital markets. In 2013, we set up three new business segments in order to achieve a greater regional focus and a stronger entrepreneurial orientation: Commercial Banking, Corporate & Invest ment Banking, and Asset Gathering. Customer satisfaction is the focal point of all our activities. We are committed to providing our customers with excellent, innovative and fast solutions across all business segments. HVB Group belongs to UniCredit, a panEuropean banking group that holds a leading position in the wealthiest regions and fastestgrowing markets in Europe, notably also in central and eastern Europe. -
Transnational Female Identity and Literary Narratives Between Italy and Eastern Europe
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Cartographies of Estrangement: Transnational Female Identity and Literary Narratives between Italy and Eastern Europe A dissertation submitted in partial satisfaction of the requirements for the degree Doctor of Philosophy in Italian by Renata Redford 2016 © Copyright by Renata Redford 2016 ABSTRACT OF DISSERTATION Cartographies of Estrangement: Transnational Female Identity and Literary Narratives between Italy and Eastern Europe by Renata Redford Doctor of Philosophy in Italian University of California, Los Angeles, 2016 Professor Lucia Re, Chair This dissertation investigates a vital body of women’s writing in Italian about the estranging effects of migration in order to emphasize the articulation of a literary discourse that undermines conventional depictions of the Eastern European female migrant. I provide evidence of the emergence in their work of a distinctly transnational approach to literary writing (narrative in particular), founded on a creative way of addressing questions of estrangement, the body, and memory. I consider the work of three authors, who have yet to be fully acknowledged in the Italian literary landscape: the Italophone writers Jarmila Očkayová (1955-present; Italo- Slovakian) and Ingrid Beatrice Coman (1971-present; Italo-Romanian living in Malta), and Marisa Madieri (1938-1996; Italo-Hungarian from Istria), whose native language was Italian. My analysis focuses on the stylistic, thematic, and structural elements that Očkayová, Coman and Madieri employ to engage with and -
From „Guest Workers“ to „Welcoming Culture“ – Germany and Migration
Philip Anderson OTH Regensburg From „Guest Workers“ to „Welcoming Culture“ – Germany and Migration. By Philip Anderson, Regensburg University of Applied Sciences. Publication by German United Nations Association. Germany – Poland cooperative essay collection Introductory This article deals with Germany and various aspects of migration. In common with other essays in this volume the piece will begin with a brief summary of Germany’s role in UN agreements and treaties of importance to migratory and refugee movement around the world. This will be followed by an overview of the main features of Germany’s migration history, focusing primarily on the post WWII period. At various points in the article attention will be drawn to specific points of comparison between Germany and Poland. The historical section of the article will review labour migration and the ways in which these have evolved over time, looking in particular at the post-1945 period. A further focus will then be placed on asylum from the end of the 20th century leading in to a consideration of the integration processes following the large inflow of asylum-seekers and refugees in 2014-15. There will then be a section as a case study of training integration looking at the social and vocational training programmes for young asylum seekers in Bavaria – a primary research concern of the author. Reference will be made to the methodology at the beginning of that chapter. The last section of the article will address issues around racism in German society and take up more recent developments in anti-discrimination initiatives and the efforts to combat right- wing extremist tendencies in German politics and society as both an expression of and a breeding ground for xenophobic tendencies. -
Helsinki As an Open and Intercultural City Final Report
Helsinki as an Open and Intercultural City Final Report A report by to the City of Helsinki March 2010 Helsinki as an Open and Intercultural City Contents 1. AIMS OF THE REPORT ..............................................................................3 OUR APPROACH ................................................................................................. 3 OUR CONCLUSIONS ............................................................................................ 4 OUR RECOMMENDATIONS ...................................................................................... 5 2. IMPRESSIONS OF HELSINKI ....................................................................8 ROOTS ........................................................................................................... 8 TOLERANCE ...................................................................................................... 9 EQUALITY ...................................................................................................... 10 ORDER AND DISORDER ...................................................................................... 10 DRAWING POWER AND LIVEABILITY ........................................................................ 11 OPENNESS TO COMPETITION ................................................................................ 12 SOCIABILITY AND FRIENDSHIP .............................................................................. 13 3. THE OPEN, CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE CITY........................................15 WAVES OF CHANGE