1. INTERCULTURAL CITIES: GOVERNANCE AND POLICIES FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITIES

2. Total migrant numbers across the world’s continents Source: UN Migration Statistics International migrant stock: The mid-year (1 July) estimate of the number of people living in a country or area other than that in which they were born. If the number of foreign-born was not available, the estimate refers to the number of people living in a country other than that of their citizenship. Latin America & The Caribbean 7.47m 1.3% Northern America 50.04m 14.2% Europe 69.85m 9.5% Oceania 6.02m 16.8% Asia 61.32m 1.5% Africa 19.26m 1.9% Total migrant numbers across the world’s continents

3. In the age of SUPERDIVERSTY “ Integrationist” approaches have reached their limit

4. Inclusion strategies are unsustainable without diversity stategies

5. What is Intercultural integration?

6. An explicit framework of rights and responsibilities Foster pluralistic identity through public discourse & symbolic politics Incentivise cross-cultural interaction and entrepreneurship

7. Foster intercultural competence Empower bridge-builders, not gate-keepers Establish a “representative bureaucracy” and governance Conflict as a catalyst of debate A strategic approach across administrative silos

8. FROM PEOPLE WITH NEEDS

9. TO PEOPLE WITH RESOURCES

10. Integration policy matrix Economic rights Civil & social rights Cultural rights Community building Guest worker v Assimilation vv Multiculturalism vvv Interculturalism vvvv

11. Managing diversity as an opportunity

12. The cities as cultural laboratories

13. reclaiming space & history

14. Melitopol, Ukraine

16. Porte de Flandre, Molenbeek, Brussels September 2010 Artist: Emilio López-Menchero

20. MIGRANTAS

31. information www.coe.int/interculturalcities