Our publications
Follow the links below to download our current publications.
Partnership bulletin
Read our e bulletin to see the big issues that we're tackling in the region.
Partnership bulletin - Autumn 2010 [142 KB - pdf]. This issue looks at the implications of the recent election for our work, in particular the shift signalled by the new coalition government in the relationship of local, regional and national government structures.
Previous issues
Partnership bulletin - Summer 2010 [182 KB - pdf]
Partnership bulletin - Spring 2010 [166 KB - pdf]
Partnership business plan
Delivering through change: YHRMP business plan 2010-2011 [313 KB - pdf]
Partnership information pack [June 2010 edition]
Read this pack to find out about more about us:
Partnership information pack [397 KB - pdf]
Contents include:
- Yorkshire and Humber Regional Migration Partnership
- Local Authority Commission on Asylum and Migration
- Strategic Migration Group
- Public Sector Group
- Refugee Integration Programme
- Refugee Integration and Employment Service
- Migration Impacts Fund
- Our intelligence and research role
- Our website
- Glossary
- Partnership structure
- Feedback form
MIF bulletin
This regular Yorkshire and Humber bulletin updates Migration Impacts Fund [MIF] projects in the region on important developments, and helps to share best practice between projects. Each issue focuses on 1 or 2 of the local MIF projects.
www.migrationyorkshire.org.uk/mifbulletin
MIF Yorkshire and Humber: report on year 1
Covering report on Migration Impacts Fund projects in the region 2009-2010, produced by the Partnership for the Department for Communities and Local Government. The report includes a regional overview, highlights achievements, and identifies new and emerging trends for 2010-2011. You can download this from the Progress report - year 1 section of our MIF network page.
Who are migrants? Easy to use guide [November 2008]
A guide to different ‘types’ of migrants in the UK, with a diagram and definitions. These definitions are used by the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Migration Partnership and our partners. Available from the Who are migrants? page of this website.
See also
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