Iris Goldner Lang gives a review of the state of affairs of the financial instruments that support migration policies at the EU, national and local levels. She engages with key questions on how these financial instruments can be improved (e.g. better reporting, different earmarking), and if and how they can contribute to the larger objective of increasing solidarity on migration among member states.
This chapter is part of the publication ‘From Tampere 20 to Tampere 2.0: Towards a new European consensus on migration’, which takes stock of the EU’s migration and asylum policies 20 years after the historic 1999 Tampere European Council conclusions. It argues that solidarity and the implementation of common policies are the two building blocks for a new European consensus on migration. The book is the final result of a year-long research project conducted by the European Policy Centre together with Odysseus Academic Network, European Migration Network Finland and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation.
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