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2.1. A new era for Europe’s migration and asylum management

2.2. Key issues in European asylum discourse and practices

2.3. EU solidarity with Ukraine

2.4. External dimension of the EU’s asylum policy

2.2.1. Calibrating European border management

2.2.2. Intensifying efforts to address trafficking

2.2.3. Eliciting the expertise of civil society

3.1. Access to territory

3.2. Streamlining access to the procedure

3.3. Border procedures

3.4. Data on applications for international protection

Relative pressure from asylum-related migration

4.1. Adapting procedures at first instance

4.2. Appealing first instance asylum decisions

4.1.1. Making asylum systems more resilient

4.1.2. Ensuring applicants’ rights and obligations

4.1.3. Examining the admissibility of an application and applying special procedures and safe country concepts

4.1.4. Managing caseloads and assessing applications for international protection

4.2.1. Adapting the organisation of courts and tribunals

4.2.2. Continuing to ensure applicants’ rights and obligations at second or higher instances

4.2.3. Changes in the implementation of procedures at second or higher instances

5.1. Revising the organisation of national reception systems

5.2. Standards and safeguards for applicants in reception

5.3. Limitations on applicants’ freedom of movement and detention

7.1. Data on implementing pledges

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