Research and Analysis of Asylum Jurisprudence for the EUAA Case Law Database

Expected Impact:The funded project is expected to contribute to the call’s objectives, in particular:Enrich the collection stored in the EUAA Case Law Database to enhance access to asylum jurisprudenceRaise awareness among stakeholders, including students and educational and academic establishments, on the relevance of jurisprudence in the implementation of the CEAS by appeal bodies, on jurisprudential developments (latest and upcoming trends), and the organisation and functioning of asylum appeals systems in the Member StatesIncrease expertise in gathering and analysing relevant jurisprudence on international protection and improve legal research skills on asylum and reception.Increase information exchange on the organisation and functioning of appeal procedures in EU+ countries (i.e. EU Member States, Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland). Objective:This call for proposals aims to enhance the accessibility to and collection of asylum jurisprudence from national, European and UN appeals bodies, both judicial and non-judicial, within the context of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS) and UN instruments.This call aims to expand the repository of relevant case law related to the implementation of CEAS, and consequently, facilitate stakeholder access to critical jurisprudence and emerging issues and ensure that analyses of key topics are publicly available. The call seeks to support efforts that contribute to a more comprehensive and accessible EUAA Case Law Database, ultimately strengthening the effective implementation of the CEAS.Scope:Funded projects will complement the work of the EUAA Information and Analysis Sector in the framework of the EUAA Case Law Database.Budget Information: The estimated available call budget is EUR 50,000. We expect to fund 1 project.