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Year:2013

Authors:Tanel Mätlik, Kristjan Kaldur, Eva-Maria Asari, Kert Valdaru

Download:Uuringuaruanne

Evaluation of support services offered to asylum seekers and persons granted international protection

Siseministeerium tellis 2013. aasta veebruaris MTÜlt Eesti Abikeskused hinnangu tugiteenuste kätte-saadavuse ja mõjukuse kohta, mida Eestis pakutakse varjupaigataotlejatele ja rahvusvahelise kaitse saanud isikutele.

Varjupaigataotlejate vastuvõtu korraldamine on Eestis Sotsiaalministeeriumi vastutusalas. Samuti korraldab Sotsiaalministeerium rahvusvahelise kaitse saanud isiku elama asumise kohaliku omavalitsuse üksusse ning kujundab varjupaigataotlejatele ja rahvusvahelise kaitse saanud isikutele mõeldud teenuseid koostöös erinevate partneritega nii avalikust ja erasektorist kui ka kodanikuühenduste hulgast. Koostöö tugiteenuseid pakkuvate organisatsioonidega (edaspidi teenuseosutajad) mängib seadusest tulenevate kohustuste täitmisel olulist rolli.

Käesoleva uuringu eesmärk on anda ülevaade Eestis varjupaigataotlejatele ja rahvusvahelise kaitse saanud isikutele praegu pakutavatest tugiteenustest ning hinnata nende vajalikkust ja tõhusust. Võrreldakse Eesti ja Euroopa Liidu teiste liikmesriikide tugiteenuste parimaid tavasid. Samuti hinnatakse, milline on olnud erinevate tugiteenuste koostoime ning tugiteenuste pakkujate koostöö ja infovahetus. Uuringuaruanne näitab, milline on teenuseosutajate valmisolek, võimalused ja kitsas-kohad tugiteenuste osutamisel. Aruande viimase osa moodustavad ettepanekud tugiteenuste süsteemi tugevdamiseks ja parendamiseks.

Uuringumeeskond: Tanel Mätlik (MTÜ Eesti Abikeskused), Kristjan Kaldur (MTÜ Balti Uuringute Instituut), Eva-Maria Asari (Sisekaitseakadeemia), Kert Valdaru (Sisekaitseakadeemia).

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