Mapping of Stateless Persons in Slovenia
The project aims at acquiring an overview of the number and socio-demographic profile of stateless persons in Slovenia and their legal situations, including practical challenges they face in their everyday life. Within the project we analyse the impact of current Slovene policy and practice on access to rights by those qualified to be stateless, and examine Slovenia’s obligations under international law. The results of the mapping exercise would facilitate UNHCR and its stakeholders plan their intervention in matters pertaining to statelessness in Slovenia as well as help promote a rights-based approach on statelessness issues…
Project execution
I. Development of methodology for a mapping study;
II. Gathering relevant statistical data;
III. Conducting structured individual/focus group interviews with stateless persons and/or potential stateless and relevant stakeholders (experts);
IV. Identification of population affected by statelessness, its profile, estimated number and geographical distribution;
V. Determination of stateless people needs;
VI. Preparation of a proposal of strategies of intervention and assess their foreseen effectiveness;
VII. Organisation of a public event (a round-table discussion) to address and debate the findings and possible policy responses;
VIII. Preparation of a final report in Slovenian and English.
