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Study A national coordinating platform for the work with attraction and reception of international competence

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Coordinator Föreningen Teknikföretagen i Sverige
Funding from Vinnova SEK 435 000
Project duration October 2021 - February 2022
Status Completed

Important results from the project

** Denna text är maskinöversatt ** The study "National coordination model for attraction and reception of international competence" provides recommendations for possible models for increased national coordination between ministries, authorities, regions, business and organizations to increase the attraction for Sweden and improve the reception of people with demanded competence who choose to come to Sweden for work.

Expected long term effects

An important conclusion, which affects all the proposed coordination models in the study, is that Sweden as a country not only lacks a national coordination of international competence attraction but also does too little in the area. The consensus around these conclusions is great among the interviewees for this study. The report of the Labor Immigration Inquiry states that an actor should be given a coordinating responsibility for the international supply of skills. This study is intended to provide guidance for this and the hope is that increased coordination will take place.

Approach and implementation

One component of the study was interviews with representatives from authorities, companies and industry organizations as well as representatives of regions in Sweden that are active in international competence attraction. A review of policy documents, analyzes, websites, media reporting and more has also been done. Working materials from the working group attract, retain and integrate competence have also been used. The case studies of other countries have been carried out through interviews and review of policy documents, analyzes, websites and media reporting.

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Last updated 17 March 2022

Reference number 2021-03885