Working Together for Local Integration of Migrants and Refugees in Paris by OECD
Author:OECD
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: employment/regions/socialissues
Publisher: OECD Publishing
Published: 2018-10-23T16:00:00+00:00
Table 2.1. Number of asylum seekers hosted in Paris in March 2017, per reception type
COMMUNE
AT-SA
CADA
HUDA
TOTAL
Paris
94
645
3 168
3 907
Source: OECD (Forthcoming), The Location of Asylum Seekers in OECD Regions and Cities.
Further, since 2015, along with the traditional structures of reception and accommodation of asylum seekers, new transitory shelter categories were created by the national level in the context of camp dismantling to cover the period between homelessness and accessing the DNA for asylum seekers (i.e. CAO in France –usually created by Prefects with mayor approval-, CHUM in the case of Île-de-France region). In the case of Paris as mentioned above, the temporary humanitarian centres (CPA) were created (see Box 2.3). Last, the Centre d’hébergement d’urgence CHUs (Emergency Shelter Centres), which are technically outside the asylum system have played a critical role in hosting asylum seekers and refugees that were evacuated by the prefecture (in the first months of 2017 9 100 a priori asylum seekers were place by the prefecture in CHU). There are 100 CHU in the Île-de France. These are temporary social shelters, based on French social rights law, that all person can access regardless of their status (unconditional principle) in theory for how long is needed to find a sustainable housing solution. In Paris these structures are managed by different public (CASVP) and non-public actors (Emmaus solidarité, etc.). Once their application is filled, asylum seekers should be transferred from CHU to CADA which usually should take up to two months (OECD interviews with Paris Prefecture).
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