Publications

This guidance note summarises the conclusions of the common analysis of the situation in Iraq in a light user-friendly format. It focuses on the main elements of qualification for international protection.

This guidance note summarises the conclusions of the common analysis of the situation in Afghanistan in a light user-friendly format. It focuses on the main elements of qualification for international protection.

This guidance note summarises the conclusions of the common analysis of the situation in Somalia in a light user-friendly format. It focuses on the main elements of qualification for international protection.

This executive summary of the EUAA Annual Training Report provides information about EUAA training activities implemented during 2021

A summary in Italian of the Agency's flagship report, which presents a comprehensive overview of key developments in asylum in 2021. It summarises changes to policies, practices and legislation, with examples of case law.

The publication presents the EUAA Training and Learning Strategy adopted by Management Board Decision 102 of 7 March 2022

The brochure provides information on access to the asylum procedure and it is intended to support information provision in the context of the influx of refugees fleeing Ukraine

The brochure outlines EUAA training support offered in the context of the war in Ukraine

La prima parte contiene un breve promemoria dei principali elementi dell’esame dell’esclusione, mentre la seconda parte illustra gli elementi costitutivi del motivo «reati gravi (di diritto comune)», l’interazione tra l’esclusione dovuta a reati gravi (di diritto comune) e le disposizioni stretta

The aim of this tool is to provide guidance to case officers on the examination process and the special procedural rules for assessing subsequent applications.

Providing information on the Dublin procedure to applicants for international protection is an integral part of the procedure itself. This practical guide was developed to support all officials tasked with providing such information in an effective manner.

This practical tool presents a comprehensive approach for the lodging of applications for international protection. The tool is based on the relevant EU legal provisions and good practices gathered from Member States.

This practical guide aims to provide guidance to case officers when examining the application of cessation clauses and to policy officers as well when implementing national workflows in the context of the cessation process.

The judicial analysis analysises the law on ending international protection in relation to refugee status and subsidiary protection status as well as with procedural matters relating to ending international protection.

This guide is intended to assist managers and staff working in the field of asylum and reception with methods, tools and a roadmap to maintain staff wellbeing and ensure a safe and healthy working environment for asylum professionals working with applicants for international protection.

This guide is intended to assist managers and staff working in the field of asylum and reception with methods, tools and a roadmap to maintain staff wellbeing and ensure a safe and healthy working environment for asylum professionals working with applicants for international protection.

This guide is intended to assist managers and staff working in the field of asylum and reception with methods, tools and a roadmap to maintain staff wellbeing and ensure a safe and healthy working environment for asylum professionals working with applicants for international protection.

This practical tool aims at providing guidance to case officers and decision makers on the internal protection alternative (IPA) and its application.

"L’analisi serve principalmente come punto di riferimento utile per i membri degli organi giudiziari dei paesi UE+ che si occupano di ricorsi o revisioni di decisioni riguardanti le domande di protezione internazionale che coinvolgono richiedenti vulnerabili."

This analysis is primarily intended for use by members of courts and tribunals of Member States concerned with hearing appeals or conducting reviews of decisions on applications for international protection.