Interim Evaluation Report

Re:Match – Relocation via Matching.

An algorithm-based and equitable solution for refugees and welcoming municipalities.
DATE January 2024
AUTHORS Craig Damian Smith, PhD (Pairity), Laura Celeste, PhD (Pairity), Ahmed Mohammed, PhD (Pairity), Elisa Ertl (BGP)
CO-AUTHORS Katja Wagner (BGP), Lea Rau (BGP)
With Re:Match, the relocation of asylum seekers within the EU was successfully implemented for the first time using an algorithm-based matching process. In the first project year 2023, 78 Ukrainian asylum seekers in Poland were matched directly with six German cities and supported in the practical implementation of their relocation. Based on the evaluation of the first relocation phase, the interim evaluation of Re:Match presents exciting project data and results and explains the underlying processes and technical features.

 

Re:Match is being evaluated in collaboration with the project partner Pairity. All results in this report are based on data from participants and cities collected through questionnaires, interviews and evaluation workshops.

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Interim report on the BGP project Re:Match - Relocation via Matching An algorithm-based and needs-oriented solution for protection seekers and host municipalities. By piloting Re:Match, relocation of protection seekers within the EU was implemented for the first time using an algorithm-based matching procedure. This evaluation provides detailed results from the Re:Match pilot phase and thus provides a comprehensive insight into the project.
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DATE January 2024
AUTHORS Craig Damian Smith, PhD (Pairity), Laura Celeste, PhD (Pairity), Ahmed Mohammed, PhD (Pairity), Elisa Ertl (BGP)
CO-AUTHORS Katja Wagner (BGP), Lea Rau (BGP)

With Re:Match, the relocation of asylum seekers within the EU was successfully implemented for the first time using an algorithm-based matching process. In the first project year 2023, 78 Ukrainian asylum seekers in Poland were matched directly with six German cities and supported in the practical implementation of their relocation. Based on the evaluation of the first relocation phase, the interim evaluation of Re:Match presents exciting project data and results and explains the underlying processes and technical features.

Re:Match is being evaluated in collaboration with the project partner Pairity. All results in this report are based on data from participants and cities collected through questionnaires, interviews and evaluation workshops.

Interim report on the BGP project Re:Match - Relocation via Matching An algorithm-based and needs-oriented solution for protection seekers and host municipalities. By piloting Re:Match, relocation of protection seekers within the EU was implemented for the first time using an algorithm-based matching procedure. This evaluation provides detailed results from the Re:Match pilot phase and thus provides a comprehensive insight into the project.
DATE January 2024
AUTHORS Craig Damian Smith, PhD (Pairity), Laura Celeste, PhD (Pairity), Ahmed Mohammed, PhD (Pairity), Elisa Ertl (BGP)
CO-AUTHORS Katja Wagner (BGP), Lea Rau (BGP)

 

With Re:Match, the relocation of asylum seekers within the EU was successfully implemented for the first time using an algorithm-based matching process. In the first project year 2023, 78 Ukrainian asylum seekers in Poland were matched directly with six German cities and supported in the practical implementation of their relocation. Based on the evaluation of the first relocation phase, the interim evaluation of Re:Match presents exciting project data and results and explains the underlying processes and technical features.

Re:Match is being evaluated in collaboration with the project partner Pairity. All results in this report are based on data from participants and cities collected through questionnaires, interviews and evaluation workshops.

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Based on our first project evidence, two other reports have already been published: