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The three projects bring together interdisciplinary research on irregular migration in Europe, examining living and working conditions, access to rights and welfare, labour market dynamics, public attitudes and governance responses at EU and national levels. Drawing on comparative evidence, they analyse how irregularity is shaped by migration, labour and social policies, and what this means…

Africa’s electricity expansion depends on governments and development finance institutions (DFIs) using limited public capital to unlock substantially larger pools of private investment. As each participant assumes a distinct role in the capital stack, electricity projects are becoming bankable through policy reform, risk-sharing mechanisms and commercially driven investment rather than public spending alone.