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This page brings together studies, reports, submissions to international mechanisms and training materials on migration, asylum, temporary protection, statelessness and refugee inclusion. The materials are grouped by topic and, within each topic, ordered from the most recent to the oldest. For each document, the authors, editors or organisations involved are listed as stated in the publication.
Titles are given in Romanian and in English. Where a document was not published in one of these languages, that title is an indicative translation. The “Available in” column shows the versions available: RO – Romanian, EN – English, UA – Ukrainian.
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1. Studies and research on refugees and migrants: work, housing, inclusion, protection and public perceptions
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| 2026 | Muncă permanentă, ședere temporară: Lucrătorii migranți în București, RomâniaPermanent Work, Temporary Stay: Migrant Labour in Bucharest, Romania | Raluca Bejan (Dalhousie University), Alexandru Liță (Babeș-Bolyai University), Georgiana Dănciulescu (JRS Romania). Research support: Wasfi Al Naseef (JRS Romania). | The research examines the experiences of migrant workers in Bucharest and the link between working conditions and residence status. It analyses the difficulties they face and the implications for the protection of rights and for migration policy. | |
| 2026 | Tranziția după încetarea protecției temporare (martie 2027). Rezultatele sondajului și recomandări de politici publice din partea ucrainenilor din RomâniaTransition Beyond Temporary Protection (March 2027). Survey Findings and Policy Recommendations from Ukrainians in Romania | JRS Romania. | The report presents the responses of people from Ukraine on the information they receive, their preparation and their options for the period after temporary protection. The recommendations address continuity of legal stay, access to services and the participation of affected people in preparing the transition. | |
| 2026 | Raport național privind locuirea refugiaților ucraineni: Analiza pieței și bune practiciNational Report on Housing for Ukrainian Refugees: Market Analysis and Good Practices. Romania | Smaranda Witec, Florin Lazăr. Association of Social Work Schools in Romania; University of Bucharest, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work. JRS Romania contributions: Cătălin Albu, Bianca Albu, Georgiana Dănciulescu, Olena Zinkevych. | The study analyses Ukrainian refugees’ access to housing in Romania, including costs, availability of housing and administrative barriers. It presents practices and recommendations for more stable and more accessible housing support. | |
| 2026 | Integrarea pe piața muncii din România a refugiaților din Ucraina – între provocări și modele de succes. Raport naționalIntegration of Refugees from Ukraine into the Labor Market in Romania – Between Challenges and Success Models. National Report | Florin Lazăr, Smaranda Witec. Association of Social Work Schools in Romania; University of Bucharest, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work. JRS Romania contributions: Cătălin Albu, Bianca Albu, Georgiana Dănciulescu, Olena Zinkevych. | The report examines Ukrainian refugees’ access to work and the difficulties in making use of their education and professional experience. It includes examples of employment support and recommendations on language, qualifications, services and cooperation with employers. | |
| 2025 | Studiu de referință. Analiza contextului. Sănătatea financiară a femeilor: formare pentru organizații nonprofitBaseline Study. Landscape Analysis. Women’s Financial Health: Training for NPOs | Amelie Saupe (external evaluator, PHILANTHROPY consultant, Austria); Georgiana Dănciulescu (project officer, JRS Romania). | The study analyses women’s financial knowledge, behaviour and difficulties, including through a survey in Austria, Hungary and Romania. It presents European initiatives and recommendations for training organisations that support women in vulnerable situations. | |
| 2023 | Rezumat. Raport de cercetare privind potențiale cazuri de violența sexuală și trafic de persoaneSummary. The Research Reports on Potential Cases of Sexual Violence and Human Trafficking | Silvia Tăbușcă and Alexandra Stroică (ECLER); Ștefan Leonescu (JRS Romania). ECLER research within the ProUCare project. | The research examines the vulnerability of Ukrainian refugees to gender-based violence, exploitation and human trafficking. The public summary presents the risks identified and the difficulties in prevention, identification and response. | |
| 2023 | Raport de cercetare cu privire la respectarea interesului superior al minorilor străini neînsoțiți de către instituțiile cu care aceștia intră în contactResearch Report on Respect for the Best Interests of Unaccompanied Foreign Minors by the Institutions They Come into Contact With | Irina Sînziana Niță (Opincaru), Florina Balint, Ana-Maria Belciu. Terre des hommes Romania and JRS Romania, PROMISE project. | The research analyses the experiences of institutions and specialists who work with unaccompanied foreign minors. It identifies difficulties in coordination and in applying the best interests of the child, providing the basis for developing a common standard of intervention. | |
| 2017 | I Get You. Promovarea bunelor practici pentru prevenirea rasismului și xenofobiei față de migranții forțați prin construirea comunității. RomâniaI Get You. Promoting Best Practices to Prevent Racism and Xenophobia towards Forced Migrants through Community Building. Romania | Bianca Albu, together with JRS Romania (drafting). JRS Europe (editing and publication). | The report presents initiatives in Romania that bring refugees and migrants closer to local communities. It analyses how meetings, participation and shared activities can reduce prejudice and support inclusion. | |
| 2017 | Percepția populației privind străinii și refugiații din România. Raport de cercetarePublic Perceptions of Foreigners and Refugees in Romania. Research Report | Romanian Institute for Evaluation and Strategy (IRES). | Research on public perceptions of foreigners and refugees in Romania. It includes a telephone survey carried out in July 2017, with a national sample of 1,066 people and an additional sample of 562 people from seven cities. | |
| 2017 | Migrație și criza refugiaților în Europa. Desk Research. Raport de cercetareMigration and the Refugee Crisis in Europe. Desk Research. Research Report | Romanian Institute for Evaluation and Strategy (IRES). | Desk analysis of forced migration, European and Romanian legislation, statistical data on migration and the perceptions of the competent authorities regarding the refugee crisis. |
2. AIDA series: the asylum system, reception, detention and international protection in Romania
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| 2026 | România. Raport de țară. Actualizare privind anul 2025Romania. Country Report. Update on 2025 | JRS Romania (author); European Council on Refugees and Exiles – ECRE (editor). | The report presents developments in Romania’s asylum system in 2025. It covers procedures, reception conditions, detention and the rights of beneficiaries of international protection. | |
| 2025 | România. Raport de țară. Actualizare privind anul 2024Romania. Country Report. Update on 2024 | JRS Romania (author); European Council on Refugees and Exiles – ECRE (editor). | This edition analyses the legal framework and practice in Romania in 2024. It looks at access to asylum and at how applicants and beneficiaries of protection can exercise their rights. | |
| 2024 | România. Raport de țară. Actualizarea pentru 2023Romania. Country Report. 2023 Update | Silvia Antoaneta Berbec and JRS Romania (authors); ECRE (editor). | The report documents developments in 2023 on asylum procedures, reception, detention and international protection. It draws on information from public institutions, organisations and other actors involved in assistance. | |
| 2023 | Raport de țară: România. Actualizarea pentru 2022Country Report: Romania. 2022 Update | Felicia Nica (author); ECRE (editor). JRS Romania: support and contributions to the report. | This edition presents the situation of the asylum system in 2022. It brings together data, legal information and observations on access to procedures, reception conditions and the exercise of rights. | |
| 2022 | Raport de țară: România. Actualizarea pentru 2021Country Report: Romania. 2021 Update | Felicia Nica (author); ECRE (editor). JRS Romania: support and contributions to the report. | The report analyses developments in asylum and international protection in 2021. It presents the legal framework and its application in procedures, reception centres and services. | |
| 2021 | Raport de țară: România. Actualizarea pentru 2020Country Report: Romania. 2020 Update | Felicia Nica (author); ECRE (editor). JRS Romania: support and contributions to the report. | This edition documents the asylum system in the first year of the pandemic. It covers the changes and difficulties concerning access to procedures, reception and rights in the context of health restrictions. | |
| 2020 | Raport de țară: România. Actualizarea pentru 2019Country Report: Romania. 2019 Update | Felicia Nica (author); ECRE (editor). JRS Romania: support and contributions to the report. | The report gives an overview of asylum legislation and practice in Romania in 2019. It makes it possible to follow changes in procedures, reception conditions and access to protection. | |
| 2019 | Raport de țară: România. Actualizarea pentru 2018Country Report: Romania. 2018 Update | Felicia Nica (author); ECRE (editor). JRS Romania: support and contributions to the report. | This edition updates the information on the Romanian asylum system for 2018. It covers administrative and judicial procedures, reception, detention and the rights of protected persons. | |
| 2018 | Raport de țară: RomâniaCountry Report: Romania | Felicia Nica (author), with the support of JRS Romania; ECRE (editor). | The first AIDA edition on Romania presents the structure of the national asylum system. It is the starting point for the annual series monitoring legislation and practice. |
3. AIDA series: temporary protection, access to rights and inclusion in Romania
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| 2026 | Protecția temporară. România. Actualizare privind anul 2025Temporary Protection. Romania. Update on 2025 | JRS Romania (author); ECRE, Asylum Information Database – AIDA (editor). | The report follows the application of temporary protection in Romania in 2025. It analyses registration, residence and access to housing, work, education, health care and social support. | |
| 2025 | Protecția temporară. România. Actualizarea pentru 2024Temporary Protection. Romania. 2024 Update | JRS Romania (author); ECRE, Asylum Information Database – AIDA (editor). | This edition presents developments in temporary protection in 2024 and the difficulties faced by people displaced from Ukraine. It examines both the applicable rules and effective access to rights and services. | |
| 2024 | Protecția temporară. România. Actualizarea pentru 2023Temporary Protection. Romania. 2023 Update | Felicia Nica (author); ECRE, Asylum Information Database – AIDA (editor). | The report analyses the application of temporary protection during 2023. It presents residence conditions and access to services, including difficulties reported by support organisations. | |
| 2023 | Protecția temporară. RomâniaTemporary Protection. Romania | ECRE, Asylum Information Database – AIDA. | The material describes the first year of temporary protection following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. It covers registration and access to rights, including practical observations provided by JRS representatives. |
4. Asylum, detention, borders and access to rights: national and European reports
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| 2026 | Cadrul juridic al detenției solicitanților de azil în Europa. Raport comparativThe Legal Framework for the Detention of Asylum Seekers in Europe. Comparative Report | Marie Trapet Llamas and Eleonora Testi (authors); ECRE. National contributions: including JRS Romania. | The report compares the rules on detention of asylum seekers in the countries covered. It examines legal grounds, alternatives, procedural safeguards and the protection of vulnerable people. | |
| 2026 | La margine: locurile și condițiile de detenție. Raport comparativAt the Margins: Places and Conditions of Detention. Comparative Report | Charlotte Labrosse (author); ECRE. National contributions: including JRS Romania. | The study compares places and conditions of detention in the context of migration and asylum. It analyses material conditions, access to services and protection problems found in practice. | |
| 2025 | Pregătirea pentru reformă: sistemul de azil din România înaintea Pactului UEPreparing for Reform: Romania’s Asylum System Ahead of the EU Pact | Eleonora Testi, Marie Trapet (authors); ECRE. JRS Romania contributions: Ștefan Leonescu, Diana Haidemak, Mădălina Popa, Andreea Pădureanu. | The report presents the findings of a fact-finding mission to Romania. It examines access to asylum, reception, detention and socio-economic rights in the context of the reform of the European asylum system. | |
| 2025 | Accesul la drepturi socioeconomice al beneficiarilor protecției temporare: actualizarea pentru 2023. Raport comparativAccess to Socio-Economic Rights for Beneficiaries of Temporary Protection: 2023 Update. Comparative Report | Viktoryia Vaitovich (author); ECRE. Contributions from national organisations and experts, including JRS Romania. | The report compares the access of beneficiaries of temporary protection to housing, work, education, health care and social protection. It highlights the differences between the rights provided for and the ability to exercise them in practice. | |
| 2024 | Deținuți și neprotejați: accesul la justiție și asistență juridică în detenția pentru imigrație în EuropaDetained and Unprotected: Access to Justice and Legal Aid in Immigration Detention Across Europe | JRS Europe, with information provided by national JRS offices, including Romania. | The report analyses access to justice and legal aid for people in administrative detention. It presents the barriers they face and recommendations for the effective exercise of rights. | |
| 2023 | Vizitarea migranților în detenție. Cum este și cum ar trebui să fie. Pe baza experienței JRS în 14 țări europeneVisiting Migrants in Detention. How It Is and How It Should Be. Based on the JRS Experience in 14 European Countries | JRS Europe; experience of JRS offices in 14 European countries, including Romania. | The publication examines the role of visits to immigration detention centres. It presents experiences, obstacles and recommendations on access for organisations and the support provided to people deprived of their liberty. | |
| 2018 | Uitați la porțile Europei: preocupări persistente privind protecția la frontiera externă a UEForgotten at the Gates of Europe: Ongoing Protection Concerns at the EU’s External Border | Philip Amaral (drafting); Claudia Bonamini (contributions and editing); JRS Europe. | The report brings together the findings of a project monitoring protection at the external borders of the European Union. It addresses access to territory and asylum, push-backs at the border, reception and detention. | |
| 2013 | Protecție întreruptă. Impactul Regulamentului Dublin asupra protecției solicitanților de azil (proiectul DIASP)Protection Interrupted. The Dublin Regulation’s Impact on Asylum Seekers’ Protection (The DIASP Project) | Philip Amaral (lead author and editor); JRS Europe. Research carried out with national partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The research analyses the effects of the Dublin Regulation on people seeking asylum. The chapter on Romania presents national practice and experience within the comparative analysis. The document is the full European report, which includes the chapter on Romania. | |
| 2012 | Regulamentul Dublin II. Raport național. România. Rețeaua europeană de cooperare tehnică privind aplicarea Regulamentului Dublin IIDublin II Regulation. National Report. Romania. European Network for Technical Cooperation on the Application of the Dublin II Regulation | JRS Romania; ECRE; Forum réfugiés-Cosi. | The national report describes the application of the Dublin II Regulation in Romania. It examines the procedures for determining the responsible state and the safeguards available to asylum seekers at the time of the research. | |
| 2010 | Vulnerabilizarea în detenție. Raport al societății civile privind detenția solicitanților de azil vulnerabili și a migranților în situație neregulamentară în Uniunea Europeană (proiectul DEVAS)Becoming Vulnerable in Detention. Civil Society Report on the Detention of Vulnerable Asylum Seekers and Irregular Migrants in the European Union (The DEVAS Project) | JRS Europe. Editor: Philip Amaral. Steering committee: including Cătălin Albu (JRS Romania); contributions from national partners. | The research examines how detention affects migrants and can create or worsen vulnerability. It includes a chapter on Romania and recommendations on protection and alternatives to detention. | |
| 2010 | Viața în incertitudine. Lipsurile extreme ale migranților forțați în EuropaLiving in Limbo. Forced Migrant Destitution in Europe | Stefan Keßler (lead researcher); Michael Schöpf (editor); JRS Europe. | The report documents the extreme poverty and exclusion of displaced people in insecure legal situations. It analyses the link between status, access to work, housing and social support. |
5. Statelessness, nationality and children’s rights: research, guidance and submissions to UN mechanisms
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| 2026 | Contribuție comună către Comitetul pentru Drepturile Omului. România. Sesiunea a 146-a. 19 octombrie 2026 – 6 noiembrie 2026Joint Submission to the Human Rights Committee. Romania. 146th Session. 19 Oct 2026 – 6 Nov 2026 | JRS Romania; European Network on Statelessness (ENS). | Joint submission by the two organisations to the UN Human Rights Committee on the protection of stateless persons in Romania. | |
| 2024 | Chestionarul ENS Statelessness Index 2024: RomâniaENS Statelessness Index Survey 2024: Romania | Ștefan Leonescu (JRS Romania), author of the national research; ENS. Review and contributions: UNHCR Romania. | The national research behind the Romania profile in the Statelessness Index. It analyses law, policy and practice on statelessness. It complements the country profile published online. | |
| 2024; 2025 session | Contribuție scrisă către Comitetul pentru Drepturile Copilului, la cel de-al 100-lea grup de lucru presesiune privind raportul statului. RomâniaWritten Input to the Committee on the Rights of the Child at the 100th Pre-Sessional Working Group on the State Report. Romania | JRS Romania; European Network on Statelessness (ENS). | The document brings statelessness issues in Romania to the attention of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. It complements earlier submissions with information and recommendations for protecting children’s right to a nationality. | |
| 2024 | Set de instrumente pentru identificarea și abordarea apatridiei. RomâniaToolkit to Identify and Address Statelessness. Romania | JRS Romania; European Network on Statelessness (ENS). | The guide supports the identification of people who are stateless or at risk of statelessness. It offers practical guidance for professionals who encounter problems with nationality, documents and access to protection. | |
| 2023 | Contribuție scrisă către Comitetul pentru Drepturile Copilului, la cel de-al 95-lea grup de lucru presesiune, pentru lista de întrebări anterioară raportării. RomâniaWritten Input to the Committee on the Rights of the Child at the 95th Pre-Sessional Working Group for List of Issues Prior to Reporting. Romania | JRS Romania; ENS; Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion (ISI). | The joint submission examines statelessness issues affecting children in Romania. It presents recommendations on the right to a nationality and on preventing situations in which children are left without the protection of a state. | |
| 2022; 2023 session | Contribuție comună către Consiliul pentru Drepturile Omului, la cea de-a 43-a sesiune a Evaluării Periodice Universale. RomâniaJoint Submission to the Human Rights Council at the 43rd Session of the Universal Periodic Review. Romania | JRS Romania; ENS; Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion (ISI). | The joint report was prepared for Romania’s Universal Periodic Review at the UN. It presents statelessness issues and recommendations to the authorities. | |
| 2021 | Chestionarul ENS Statelessness Index 2021: RomâniaENS Statelessness Index Survey 2021: Romania | Ștefan Leonescu (JRS Romania), author of the national research; ENS. Review and contributions: UNHCR Romania. | The 2021 edition of the national research behind the Romania profile in the Statelessness Index. It complements the country profile published online. | |
| 2015 | Eliminarea apatridiei în rândul copiilor: un studiu privind România. Document de lucru 01/15Ending Childhood Statelessness: A Study on Romania. Working Paper 01/15 | Carolina Marin (researcher, independent expert and ENS member); ENS (publication). Laura van Waas, ISI (comments and research framework). | The study examines the risks of statelessness among children in Romania, including problems with birth registration and acquisition of nationality. It analyses the framework in place at the time of publication and recommends preventive measures. |
6. Country of origin information: human rights, security and minorities – PROMISE series
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| 2023 | Republica Arabă Siriană – raport tematic. Situația minorităților creștine și kurde din Siria 2011–2023The Syrian Arab Republic - Thematic Report. The Situation of Christian and Kurdish Minorities in Syria 2011–2023 | JRS Romania Foundation; Terre des hommes Romania. Florina Teodora Drăgulin (JRS coordination); Wasfi Al Naseef (JRS researcher/editor); Ana Vlădescu (Terre des hommes editor). | The thematic report follows the situation of Christian and Kurdish minorities in Syria in the period 2011–2023. It provides background information for understanding risks and protection needs. | |
| 2023 | Republica Arabă Siriană – raport de monitorizare a presei. Situația de securitate – cele mai recente evoluții. 2023The Syrian Arab Republic - Media Monitoring Report. The Security Situation - Latest Developments. 2023 | JRS Romania Foundation; Terre des hommes Romania. Cătălin Albu and Ana Vlădescu (coordinators); Georgiana Dănciulescu (research). | The report summarises information from media monitoring on the security situation in Syria in 2022. It is a reference resource for professionals working in asylum and protection. | |
| 2022 | Ucraina – raport cu informații despre țara de origine. Situația drepturilor omului după declanșarea invaziei ruse (februarie–septembrie 2022)Ukraine - Country of Origin Information Report. Situation of Human Rights after the Outbreak of the Russian Invasion (February–September 2022) | JRS Romania Foundation; Terre des hommes Romania. Cătălin Albu, Luiza Mutu and Ana Vlădescu (coordinators); Florina Teodora Drăgulin, Georgiana Dănciulescu and Luiza Cardoso Boaventura Vinhal (research). | The report documents the human rights situation in Ukraine after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion. It covers February–September 2022 and the consequences of the conflict relevant to the protection of displaced people. |
7. Protection of unaccompanied foreign minors, asylum, integration and advocacy: guidance, standards and training materials
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| 2023 | Cadrul (standardul) comun pentru aplicarea principiului interesului superior al minorilor străini neînsoțițiCommon Framework (Standard) for Applying the Best Interests Principle to Unaccompanied Foreign Minors | Florina Balint and Irina Sînziana Niță (Opincaru). Terre des hommes Romania and JRS Romania, PROMISE project. | The standard offers common reference points for institutions and professionals working with unaccompanied foreign minors. It aims at the consistent application of the best interests of the child at every stage of intervention. | |
| 2023 | Forumul consultativ al migranților. PROMISE: protejarea minorilor migranți neînsoțiți. Materiale de formareConsultative Migrants’ Forum. PROMISE: Protecting Unaccompanied Migrant Minors. Training Materials | Terre des hommes and JRS Romania specialists. | Training materials for participants in the Consultative Migrants’ Forum of the PROMISE project. The document brings together the general presentation, the materials from the three training days and the agenda of the advocacy training of 25–26 March. | |
| 2023 | Cursul 1. Drepturi, principii și garanții procedurale ale minorilor în cadrul procedurii de azilCourse 1. Rights, Principles and Procedural Safeguards for Minors in the Asylum Procedure | Lawyer Daniela Zaharia Mănescu; Terre des hommes and JRS Romania, PROMISE project. | Training material for lawyers within the PROMISE project. It presents the rights and procedural safeguards of minors in the asylum procedure. | |
| 2023 | Cursul 2. Aspecte teoretice și practice privind procedura de azilCourse 2. Theoretical and Practical Aspects of the Asylum Procedure | Lawyer Daniela Zaharia Mănescu; Terre des hommes and JRS Romania, PROMISE project. | Training material for lawyers within the PROMISE project. It presents the framework and practical aspects of the asylum procedure. | |
| 2023 | Cursul 3. Măsurile restrictive în cazul minorilor cetățeni străiniCourse 3. Restrictive Measures Concerning Minors Who Are Foreign Nationals | Lawyer Daniela Zaharia Mănescu; Terre des hommes and JRS Romania, PROMISE project. | Training material for lawyers within the PROMISE project. It examines the restrictive measures applicable to minors who are foreign nationals. | |
| 2023 | Cursul 4. Returnarea & integrarea minorilor cetățeni străiniCourse 4. Return & Integration of Minors Who Are Foreign Nationals | Lawyer Daniela Zaharia Mănescu; Terre des hommes and JRS Romania, PROMISE project. | Training material for lawyers within the PROMISE project. It addresses the return and integration of minors who are foreign nationals. |
8. COVID-19: reception, detention and the situation of vulnerable children and families
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| 2021 | COVID-19 și detenția pentru imigrație: lecții (ne)învățateCOVID-19 and Immigration Detention: Lessons (Not) Learned | Claudia Bonamini (author); Chiara Leone-Ganado (editorial review); JRS Europe. | The report analyses the effects of the pandemic on the administrative detention of migrants. It examines the measures adopted, the risks for detained people and the lessons on the use of alternatives to detention. | |
| 2021 | Din rău în mai rău. COVID-19 agravează lacunele existente în primirea solicitanților de azilFrom Bad to Worse. COVID-19 Aggravates Existing Gaps in the Reception of Asylum Seekers | Claudia Bonamini (author); Chiara Leone-Ganado (editorial review); JRS Europe. | The research follows the effects of the pandemic on reception conditions for asylum seekers. It highlights pre-existing problems and additional difficulties concerning housing, information and access to services. | |
| 2021 | Povești din detenția pentru imigrație și din primirea solicitanților de azil în vremea COVID-19Stories from Immigration Detention and Reception of Asylum Seekers in Covid-19 Times | Claudia Bonamini and Martina Continisio (authors); Ivo De Jager (editorial review); JRS Europe. | The collection presents the experiences of people who went through detention or reception centres during the pandemic. It turns research findings into testimonies and easy-to-read fact sheets. | |
| 2020 | Evaluare rapidă a situației copiilor și familiilor, cu accent pe categoriile vulnerabile, în contextul epidemiei de COVID-19 din România. Faza I. Runda 3Rapid Assessment of the Situation of Children and Families, with a Focus on Vulnerable Groups, in the Context of the COVID-19 Outbreak in Romania. Phase I. Round 3 | UNICEF Romania; Research Institute for Quality of Life. Claudia Petrescu (coordinator); Alexandra Deliu, Flavius Mihalache, Adriana Neguț, Laura Tufă (authors). UNICEF coordination: Gabriel Vockel, Viorica Ștefănescu. JRS Romania data collection: Irene Teodor, Mădălina Popa. | The report examines the continuing effects of the pandemic on vulnerable children and families. It covers problems of access to services and the situation of groups such as refugee and asylum-seeking children. | |
| 2020 | Evaluare rapidă a situației copiilor și familiilor, cu accent pe categoriile vulnerabile, în contextul epidemiei de COVID-19 din România. Faza I. Runda 4Rapid Assessment of the Situation of Children and Families, with a Focus on Vulnerable Groups, in the Context of the COVID-19 Outbreak in Romania. Phase I. Round 4 | UNICEF Romania; Research Institute for Quality of Life. Claudia Petrescu (coordinator); Alexandra Deliu, Flavius Mihalache, Adriana Neguț, Laura Tufă (authors). UNICEF coordination: Gabriel Vockel, Viorica Ștefănescu. JRS Romania data collection: Irene Teodor, Mădălina Popa. | The final report compares the results of the four rounds and follows the changes since the start of the pandemic. It includes an analysis of the situation of refugee, asylum-seeking and unaccompanied children, alongside other vulnerable groups. |
9. One Proposal: the response to the crisis in Ukraine – protection, education, housing, health and livelihoods
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| 2026 | One Proposal. Raport intermediar 2026. Alături de oamenii din UcrainaOne Proposal. 2026 Interim Report. Standing with People from Ukraine | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The report presents the work carried out from January to May 2026 in the participating countries. It includes the results of the interventions, funding difficulties and the adaptation of support to the needs of displaced people. | |
| 2026 | One Proposal. Raport vizual 2025One Proposal. 2025 Visual Report | JRS Europe. Contributions from national offices and programme partners, including JRS Romania. | The annual report documents the 2025 response to displacement caused by the war in Ukraine. The Romania section presents the activities, results, challenges and financial information of the national intervention. | |
| 2025 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport intermediar. 01/01/2025 - 31/05/2025One Proposal. Jesuit Response to Ukraine Crisis. Interim Report. 01/01/2025 - 31/05/2025 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The interim report follows the continuation of support in the first part of 2025. It presents the national interventions and how they adapted to changes in context, funding and needs. | |
| 2025 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport anual. 01/01/2024 - 31/12/2024One Proposal. Jesuit Response to Ukraine Crisis. Annual Report. 01/01/2024 - 31/12/2024 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The report presents the programme’s results in 2024 and the development of the regional response. It brings together data and experience on humanitarian aid, education, housing, psychosocial support and integration. | |
| 2024 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport intermediar. 01/01/2024 - 01/06/2024One Proposal. Jesuit Response to Ukraine Crisis. Interim Report. 01/01/2024 - 01/06/2024 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The interim report presents the progress of the regional intervention in the first part of 2024. It includes support provided in Ukraine, neighbouring countries and onward destination countries. | |
| 2024 | One Proposal. Sprijinul iezuit pentru criza din Ucraina. Raport intermediar. 01/01/2024 - 31/05/2024One Proposal. Jesuit Support to the Ukraine Crisis. Interim Report. 01/01/2024 - 31/05/2024 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | Summary sheet published alongside the full report. | |
| 2024 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport anual. 01/01/2023 - 31/12/2023One Proposal. Jesuit Response to Ukraine Crisis. Annual Report. 01/01/2023 - 31/12/2023 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The annual report brings together the results of the 2023 intervention for people affected by the war in Ukraine. It presents the services provided and the experience of teams in the participating countries. | |
| 2024 | One Proposal. Sprijinul iezuit pentru criza din Ucraina. Raport anual. 24/02/2022 - 01/01/2024One Proposal. Jesuit Support to the Ukraine Crisis. Annual Report. 24/02/2022 - 01/01/2024 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | Summary sheet published alongside the full report. | |
| 2023 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport intermediar. 01/01/2023 - 30/06/2023One Proposal. Jesuit Response to Ukraine Crisis. Interim Report. 01/01/2023 - 30/06/2023 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The report covers the first six months of 2023. It follows the shift from the immediate emergency response towards more sustained support for education, housing and integration. | |
| 2023 | One Proposal. Sprijinul iezuit pentru criza din Ucraina. Raport intermediar. 01/01/2023 - 30/06/2023One Proposal. Jesuit Support to the Ukraine Crisis. Interim Report. 01/01/2023 - 30/06/2023 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | Summary sheet published alongside the full report. | |
| 2023 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport anual. 24/02/2022 - 31/12/2022One Proposal. Jesuit Response to Ukraine Crisis. Annual Report. 24/02/2022 - 31/12/2022 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The report documents the intervention in the period 24 February–31 December 2022. It includes a chapter on Romania and presents activities, people supported, difficulties and financial information. | |
| 2023 | One Proposal. Răspunsul iezuit la criza din Ucraina. Raport anual. 24/02/2022 - 31/12/2022One Proposal. Jesuit Response to the Ukraine Crisis. Annual Report. 24/02/2022 - 31/12/2022 | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; participating offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | Summary sheet published alongside the full report. |
10. Inclusion of refugees from Ukraine: programme evaluations, housing, work, advocacy and testimonies
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| 2026 | SMART UA. Incluziunea socială a refugiaților ucraineni în Ungaria, România și Slovacia. Valorificarea eforturilor de advocacy la nivel național și al UE pentru a solicita o schimbare de paradigmăSMART UA. Social Inclusion of Ukrainian refugees in Hungary, Romania and Slovakia. Leveraging national and EU-level advocacy efforts to call for a paradigm shift | Mariza Koronioti (drafting), with contributions from the SMART UA project partners. JRS Europe (publication). JRS Romania (cover photograph). | Advocacy report on the social inclusion of Ukrainian refugees in Hungary, Romania and Slovakia, with a focus on housing and employment. It presents the comparative findings, advocacy work and public policy recommendations of the SMART UA project. | |
| 2025, covering 2023–2024 | Raport privind mijloacele de traiLivelihoods Report | JRS Europe; participating national offices, including JRS Romania. Funding: Linsi Foundation. | The report analyses programmes that support refugees’ and migrants’ access to work and economic independence in eight countries. It presents practice on training, language, counselling and cooperation with employers. | |
| 2023 | Cum arată speranța? Povești ale ucrainenilor. 1 an de strămutareWhat Does Hope Look Like? Stories of Ukrainians. 1 Year in Displacement | JRS Europe; Xavier Network; contributions from offices and partner organisations, including JRS Romania. | The booklet brings together stories about the first year of life after leaving Ukraine. It includes testimonies from Romania about safety, education, family and the support received. |
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