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About Consortium
The Consortium of civil society organisations working for migrants and refugees consists of 9 NGOs sharing common values and a vision of how Poland and Europe should be co-created by migrants and refugees.
Our mission
Our mission is to work on behalf of refugees and migrants, so that each and every one of them can fully enjoy their rights and freedoms. We want to create a broad platform for joint activities, exchange of experiences, improving the quality of work and public debate on migration and integration in Poland.
Respect for the dignity
of all people
Providing protection
and adequate support to all migrants and refugees
Strengthening the sense of solidarity
of Polish women and men with other people
Building community
of all people living in Poland, regardless of their legal status, nationality or other personal characteristics
Migration Academy
The Migration Academy is a hybrid tool for local governments and NGOs to gain knowledge and competence in migration management. On the platform you will find educational and expert materials on the integration of people with migration and refugee experience in Poland, especially at the local level.
Building competencies
to work in the area of migrant integration in the context of the war in Ukraine, its long-term consequences, and with an eye to the migration and integration challenges of the next few years.
A community of support
and partnerships for joint action for refugees and migrants at the local level.
Knowledge base
We are a source of reliable information on the situation of migrants in Poland. We want to create a broad platform for joint action, exchange of experiences, improving the quality of work and public debate in the area of migration and integration in Poland.
An ODI Humanitarian Policy Group report – “Narratives and the Ukraine response: implications for humanitarian action and principles”
The humanitarian response to Russia’s war in Ukraine has been deeply influenced by narratives that shape perceptions and decisions. The latest research from ODI's Humanitarian Policy Group, in…
Report: Navigating narratives in Ukraine: humanitarian response amid solidarity and resistance
ODI has released its latest report, examining the narratives surrounding the war in Ukraine. The report was produced in collaboration with the Migration Consortium and the British Red…
At the starting point. Monitoring of collective accommodation for Ukrainian refugees
The Migration Consortium's monitoring in 6 provinces of Poland and correspondence with authorities have shown a lack of a coherent strategy and information flow between authorities, and raise…
Report: The Polish School of Assistance
The report is based on an analysis of activities carried out in selected local communities from three types of cities: large (Krakow, Lublin, Poznan, Rzeszow, Warsaw), medium (Lomza,…
Statement of I/NGOs in response to the Migration Strategy in Poland and in support of the right to international protection
"I couldn’t believe this is Europe." — Hamza from Yemen, testimony from the Polish-Belarusian border. We, the undersigned non-governmental organisations in Poland and across Europe, are deeply alarmed…
Recommendations for the Polish National Plan for Implementing the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum
Each European Union member state is required to develop a plan for implementing the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum. The Migration Strategy of Poland for 2025-2030, adopted…
10 points of criticism of the government’s migration strategy
The stance of the Migration Consortium on the government's migration strategy On October 15, the Council of Ministers adopted the document "Regaining control. Ensuring security. A comprehensive and…
The EU must provide future-proof solutions for people displaced from Ukraine
With temporary protection set to expire on 4 March 2025, EU leadership is urgently needed to ensure millions of people displaced from Ukraine have continued access to rights…
Outline of the local integration policies
Poland, along with the US, is the country receiving the most temporary migrants in the OECD. According to the Central Statistical Office, more than 2 million foreigners lived…
Comments regarding the new Pact on Migration and Asylum
September 2021 will see one year pass from the announcement by the European Union of the New Pact on Migration and Asylum. According to its authors, that document,…
The migration-related policy of Poland – main directions and principles
Introduction We believe that human rights and liberties derived from an individual’s dignity form the base on which the policy of every state should be built. We firmly…
Statement of I/NGOs in response to the Migration Strategy in Poland and in support of the right to international protection
"I couldn’t believe this is Europe." — Hamza from Yemen, testimony from the Polish-Belarusian border. We, the undersigned non-governmental organisations in Poland and across Europe, are deeply alarmed…
Recommendations for the Polish National Plan for Implementing the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum
Each European Union member state is required to develop a plan for implementing the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum. The Migration Strategy of Poland for 2025-2030, adopted…
Report from the 5th Cooperation and Integration Forum
The 5th Cooperation and Integration Forum took place on October 24-25, 2024, bringing together experts and leaders from 58 of social organizations working on behalf of migrants in…
An ODI Humanitarian Policy Group report – “Narratives and the Ukraine response: implications for humanitarian action and principles”
The humanitarian response to Russia’s war in Ukraine has been deeply influenced by narratives that shape perceptions and decisions. The latest research from ODI's Humanitarian Policy Group, in…
The Polish government responded to the appearance of people seeking international protection on the border with Belarus with deportations and sealing of the border (building a fence topped with razor wire, sending thousands of uniformed services over the border), which led to a serious humanitarian crisis. People fleeing to Europe in the hope of finding protection here have been forced to hide in the border forests.
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Grupa Granica is an informal initiative formed in response to the humanitarian crisis on the Polish-Belarusian border. Since 2021, our organizations have been involved in the group to bring aid to the border.
LEARN MOREStore Without Borders is no ordinary store. The packages available here represent essential products that make humanitarian aid possible in the Polish-Belarusian border region. When you buy specific products, you decide what your money will be used for, such as what is necessary for those in the forest to survive, for legal support or to cover the costs of conducting humanitarian interventions.
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Co-operation
A Consortium is a democratic platform for cooperation, through which the activities of the organizations that make it up are coordinated to more fully utilize the resources available in each organization and share them with other entities.
We join forces not only within the Consortium, but also with organizations that share similar goals and values. If you want to cooperate with us - get in touch!
konsorcjum@konsorcjum.org.pl
