This EUROCITIES report has been produced to respond to the need to map the situation of Roma inclusion at local level. The report examines the challenges that Roma face in cities with regards to their access to employment, housing, healthcare, education and basic services. The report also explores how cities respond to these challenges, what initiatives they put in place, how they engage with Roma and what support they need to be able to further Roma inclusion.
This report is based on a mapping study covering 22 large cities in Europe (with over 250,000 inhabitants), which have large Roma populations.
The cities cover 13 European countries:
• Northern Europe: Oslo, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmo, Vantaa
• Western Europe: Glasgow, Leeds, Belfast, Sheffield, Grenoble, Nantes, Ghent
• Central Europe: Berlin, Dortmund, Munich, Vienna
• Central Eastern Europe: Budgoszcz, Poznan, Brno, Budapest
• Southern Europe: Barcelona
• Non-EU (Turkey): Beylikduzu (a district of Istanbul)
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