# ReMAP Network - Refugee and Migration Academia and Practitioners Network in Romania

> Refugee and Migration Academia and Practitioners Network


## Posts

- [Why your voice matters in the SEIS 2026 Survey for Ukrainians in Romania](https://remap-network.com/seis-ua-registration/): The Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) 2026 has launched its latest registration cycle for Ukrainians in Romania.
- [Registration for SEIS 2026 are open! Be a voice for your community](https://remap-network.com/seis-2026-registration/): We are preparing the Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) and would value your participation. SEIS is a survey that gathers accurate information about the everyday challenges faced by refugees, focusing on housing, employment, healthcare, and education. The findings help organizations like UNHCR design more effective services and support systems based on your actual needs and experiences. 
- [Job Call: Enumerators for Data Collection](https://remap-network.com/job-call-enumerators-for-data-collection/): We are seeking motivated and detail-oriented Enumerators to support data collection activities for 2026 Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) Romania. Enumerators will be responsible for conducting surveys, as part of a data collection.The data collected will directly inform decisions, reports, and strategies for program implementation for Ukrainian refugees living in Romania. 
- [The first step in SEIS UA data collection started: enumerator trainings](https://remap-network.com/the-first-step-in-seis-ua-data-collection-started-enumerator-trainings/): As a first step in preparation for the SEIS UA data collection, CSCM and UNHCR Romania are holding a two-day training session for our newly selected Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) enumerators. This team of sixteen enumerators will be responsible for collecting national-level data on Ukrainian refugees.
- [The ReMAP Network in context: An initiative for effective collaboration](https://remap-network.com/the-remap-network-what-is-the-context/): While progress on addressing human mobility, notably forced displacement, has been substantial, coordination, sustainability, and innovation remain challenges. Effective collaboration between researchers, practitioners, and government institutions is essential to translate research into practice and capture field experience to inform policy. Recognizing this, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, and the Centre for Comparative Migration Studies (CSCM) launched a collaborative platform to address these issues - the ReMAP Network.

## Pages

- [Refugee Scholarship](https://remap-network.com/initiatives/refugee-scholarship/): Education & Access The Refugee Scholarship Overview The Refugee Scholarship Initiative provides beneficiaries of international protection with access to higher education. Coordinated by UNHCR Romania, the programme covers financial costs (such as enrolment, tuition fees and accommodation) that prevent most refugees from continuing their studies. Currently, only 3% of refugees worldwide access higher education; this scholarship scheme is part of a global commitment to reach 15% by 2030. Learn more here Who can apply The scholarship is available to beneficiaries of international protection (holders of either refugee status or subsidiary protection) who intend to enrol in an undergraduate programme or are […]
- [Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS)](https://remap-network.com/initiatives/socio-economic-insights-survey-seis/): Research & Data Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) Overview The Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) is a multi-sectoral assessment designed to understand and address the needs of refugees within the framework of the Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRP). Coordinated by UNHCR, the survey is conducted in collaboration with the Centre for Comparative Migration Studies (CSCM), Romania’s General Inspectorate for Immigration, and the National Institute of Statistics. Until 2024, the SEIS focused on Temporary Protection holders from Ukraine. From 2025 onwards, however, its scope has widened to include beneficiaries of international protection, a much smaller and historically under-documented demographic in Romania. The result is […]
- [Initiatives](https://remap-network.com/initiatives/): Initiatives Each ReMAP Network initiative tackles a specific problem faced by refugees and migrants in Romania, whether through field research, policy work, or direct action. ONGOING Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) The Socio-Economic Insights Survey (SEIS) is an essential tool for planning and prioritisation within the Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRP) framework. It provides updated, comprehensive information on the multi-sectoral needs and priorities of Temporary Protection (TP) holders and Beneficiaries of International Protection (BIP). Involved Members: CSCM, UNHCR, IGI, INS Read More ONGOING Refugee Scholarship UNHCR Romania collaborates with leading universities across the country to promote access to higher education for beneficiaries […]
- [Privacy Policy](https://remap-network.com/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policy — ReMAP Network Privacy Policy ReMAP Network · Last updated: September 2026 · Version 1.0 Contents Who we are What data we collect and why Legal basis for processing How we use your data Who we share data with How long we keep data Cookies and tracking International data transfers Your rights Children’s data Changes to this policy Contact us 1. Who we are The ReMAP Network (Research and Migration Action Platform) is a research-practice network dedicated to bridging academic research and field practice on refugee and migration issues in Romania. ReMAP operates in partnership with the United Nations […]
- [Contribute to the Network!](https://remap-network.com/contribute/): Want to share something? The Network operates on the basis of a two-way exchange: as we plan our own initiatives, you are more than welcome to send us details of your planned workshops and events, which we will then invite everyone to. If you have an exciting initiative to launch, are looking for partners or would like to contribute content to our website, now is the perfect time to get in touch. Let’s amplify your impact together! I'm getting in touch about…Sharing a workshop or eventLaunching a new initiativeLooking for partnersContributing content to the websiteOther Accept Terms And Conditions Get In […]
- [Anca Șerban](https://remap-network.com/about-remap/anca-serban/): Anca Șerban Biography Anca Serban is a master’s student in International Development at Babeș-Bolyai University with a background in both theoretical and applied aspects of migration studies. She has extensive experience in data collection, having conducted trauma-sensitive interviews with Southeast Asian labor migrants for CSCM on issues such as difficult work conditions, discrimination, and racism. She has substantial experience with qualitative research, as evidenced by her recent work on the implementation of human rights frameworks in the European context. With a particular focus on the socio-economic rights of vulnerable groups such as migrants and the Roma community, she has a good understanding of […]
- [Ștefan Lorinț](https://remap-network.com/about-remap/stefan-lorint/): Ștefan Lorinț Biography
- [Anatolie Coșciug](https://remap-network.com/about-remap/anatolie-cosciug/): Anatolie Coșciug Biography Dr. Anatolie Cosciug is vice-director at CSCM and lecturer at “Babeș-Bolyai’’ University in Cluj-Napoca where he teaches on topics related to migration, international development, and social science research methods. As a postdoctoral fellow at the Bordeaux University, Anatolie has continued developing his extensive experience in conducting both qualitative and quantitative research projects. He has worked on projects related to migration commissioned or implemented in collaboration with international organizations (UNHCR, WB, IOM), public authorities (Romanian General Inspectorate for Immigration, Department for the Relation with Romanians Abroad, Department for Emergency Situations), civil society organizations (AIPG, HIAS, FDSC, Groupe SOS, Rethink […]
- [Mission, Vision, Context](https://remap-network.com/about-remap/): The ReMAP Network in Context By June 2025, Romania recorded over 200,000 forcibly displaced persons, mostly Temporary Protection holders from Ukraine, alongside roughly 5,000 beneficiaries of international protection, primarily from the Middle East. At the same time, more than 200,000 migrants had established residence in Romania, nearly quadrupling over the past decade. Moreover, around 700,000 residents were born abroad (3–4% of the population), including over 100,000 who obtained Romanian citizenship. The Refugee Response The forced displacement and migration landscape in Romania has grown increasingly complex, particularly following the war in Ukraine and Romania’s rising attractiveness as a destination country. Government institutions, […]
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- [News and Events](https://remap-network.com/news-events/): Upcoming Events Here you can see the upcoming workshops, conferences, or working groups!  UPCOMING 2026 Datathon UNHCR Romania is inviting students, emerging researchers, and practitioners to gather together and work towards the statistical inclusion of forcibly displaced persons in Romania. Involved Members: UNHCR, CSCM, West University of Timișoara, many more (TBA)  Coming soon Latest News & Insights Stay informed on ReMAP initiatives and key developments in refugee and migration studies. Here you can find announcements, event recaps, new publications, and community insights. 24 Jun 26 Why your voice matters in the SEIS 2026 Survey for Ukrainians in Romania The Socio-Economic Insights […]
- [Across Borders Podcast](https://remap-network.com/across-borders-podcast/): Across Borders Podcast A podcast about migration, critical culture and transitional spaces with guests reflecting on identity, exile and mobility. meet our host Dr. Anatolie Cosciug is vice-director at CSCM and lecturer at “Babeș-Bolyai’’ University in Cluj-Napoca where he teaches on topics related to migration, international development, and social science research methods. See details Listen to the latest episode here Don’t miss out! Follow us!
- [Home](https://remap-network.com/): From Knowledge to Impact We connect researchers, field practitioners, and policymakers across Romania to build a more just and informed approach to global displacement. Get Connected WHO WE ARE The ReMAP Network is an initiative that brings together academia, local and national authorities, and organizations – including non-governmental, international, and UN agencies – working on refugee and migration issues in Romania. Migration Research Refugees Collaboration Borders Dialogue Asylum Protection Displacement Migration Research Refugees Collaboration Borders Asylum Protection Displacement Migration Research Refugees Collaboration Borders Dialogue Asylum Protection Displacement Migration Research Refugees Collaboration Borders Asylum Protection Displacement What’s our role? ReMAP Network functions […]
- [Andriana Coșciug](https://remap-network.com/about-remap/andriana-cosciug/): Andriana Coșciug Biography Andriana Cosciug is a researcher at the Romanian Center of Comparative Migration Studies (CSCM) in Cluj-Napoca. She holds a Master’s degree in International Development and Migration Studies from Babeș-Bolyai University, where she gained a deep understanding of global migration patterns and the complexities of migrant communities. Her research focuses on diverse aspects of migration, with particular emphasis on the socio-economic integration of migrants, policy frameworks, and the challenges and opportunities within multicultural societies.
- [Contact Us](https://remap-network.com/contact/): CSCM Email Mail: centrulpentrustudiulmigratiei@gmail.com ReMAP Network Email Mail: hello@remap-network.com Have a question? Would you like to contribute to the network’s work? If you’re not yet convinced, would you like to discuss it with us? Send us a message. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible! Send Message Stay connected Subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on our work and learn how to get involved. send-message Leave this field empty if you’re human:

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