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HomeNewsNorden: Education Gets Refugees Into Work
Norden: Education gets refugees into work

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Friday 20 September 2019

"This new knowledge of which initiatives help refugees into work is important for the Nordic countries. When we find integration efforts that work, we need to share them. This adds value to the efforts of the national authorities, which ultimately benefits the individual refugee."

A new report from the Nordic Council takes a close look at the performance of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway in helping refugees to access the labour market and the efforts behind this. Education has been shown to be effective in Norway and Sweden.

Read the full report below:

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