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4.1. Making asylum systems more resilient

4.2. Ensuring applicants’ rights and obligations

Box 1. Identifying statelessness in the asylum context

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

4.4. Managing caseloads and assessing applications for international protection

Box 2. Focus on jurisprudence related to international protection

Section 5. Reception of applicants for international protection

5.1. Implementing Pact provisions in reception systems

5.2. Managing reception needs

5.2.1. Adjusting reception capacities

5.2.2. Standards and safeguards for applicants

5.3. Detention of applicants for international protection

Section 6. Responsibility for an application for international protection

Section 7. Harmonised approach for resettlement and humanitarian admission

7.1. Resettlement and humanitarian admission at the national level

7.2. Challenges in the area of resettlement

Box 3. Changes for efficient and fair return procedures

Section 8. Rights of beneficiaries of international protection for inclusion and integration

Box 4. Temporary protection for displaced persons from Ukraine

Section 9. Safeguards for children and applicants with special needs

Section 10. EUAA support in 2025

Concluding remarks

Country overviews

Reader’s guide

Annex. Statistical tables

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