Research & Mapping
SMART UA generated evidence on the housing and employment situation of Ukrainian refugees in Hungary, Romania and Slovakia. The research mapped the actors involved in each country and examined the main barriers, gaps, existing support systems and promising practices affecting access to housing and the labour market.
Slovakian,: https://jrseurope.org/en/research-mapping-sk/
hungarian: https://jrseurope.org/en/research-mapping-hu/
romanian: https://jrseurope.org/en/research-mapping-ro/
Housing Stakeholder Mapping
The housing mapping reports identify the main organisations and institutions involved in supporting Ukrainian refugees with housing in each country, helping to understand existing services, responsibilities, cooperation and gaps in support.
Employment Stakeholder Mapping
The employment mapping reports identify the main actors involved in labour-market integration, including public institutions, civil society organisations, employment services, education and training actors and other relevant stakeholders.
Housing Market Analysis
The national housing reports examine the housing situation of Ukrainian refugees in each country, highlighting challenges such as affordability, availability, access to the private rental market and other barriers to stable accommodation, while also identifying existing and promising responses.
Labour Market Analysis
The national employment reports analyse the labour-market situation of Ukrainian refugees, looking at access to employment, skills and qualifications, working conditions and barriers such as language, qualification recognition, childcare and skills mismatch.
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are, however, those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Social Fund Agency. Neither the European Union nor the Granting Authority can be held responsible for them.