Examples of using Reception and integration contract in English and their translations into Spanish
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The reception and integration contract.
It is available only in France, where it is the minimum level required in the framework of the contrat d'accueil et d'intégration(Reception and Integration Contract, CAI) introduced by the Office français de l'immigration et de l'intégration French Immigration and Integration Office.
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The Act of 18 January 2008 established the National Agency for the Reception of Foreign Nationals and Migration(ANAEM)and the new"reception and integration contract" henceforth offered to all foreigners obtaining residency in France for the first time.
The reception and integration contract has been a great success.
To this end, the Act of 16 December 2008 established two tools: the reception and integration contract; and the national plan of action to achieve integration and combat discrimination.
The reception and integration contract provides courses to only a very limited number of women.
Every foreign national seeking to reside in France by legal means was requested to sign a reception and integration contract that referred explicitly to equality between menand women, the emancipation of women in daily life and the sharing of parental authority.
The reception and integration contract of the French Office for Immigration and Integration.
Ms. Demiguel(France) said that immigrant families were informed of the law on polygamy prior to their arrival in France, as part of an integration course on republican values and principles, and were reminded of it on arrival in the context of the reception and integration contract.
They benefit from the services offered under reception and integration contracts and may be given individual support for access to employment and housing.
The reception and integration contract(CAI), which has been mandatory since 2004, is an agreement between the State and a foreigner wishing to settle in France for the long term.
Most of the foreigners arriving for the first time who sign a reception and integration contract at the reception desks of the French Immigration and Integration Office(OFII) are women.
The reception and integration contract(CAI) has been compulsory since the entry into force of the Act of 24 July 2006 on immigration and integration. .
The French Government has therefore sought to assist the integration of immigrants through employment and the promotion of diversity on the basisof three main principles: promotion of swift access to employment for signatories of reception and integration contracts, encouragement for the creation of income-generating activities by immigrantsand promotion of diversity in recruitment and careers.
Women make up the majority of persons signing the reception and integration contract presented to new immigrants at the reception desks of the French Office for Immigration and Integration.
The reception and integration contract covers a period of two yearsand sets out mutual commitments by the State and the foreign citizen with a view to arranging and facilitating the latter's integration. .
To this end, it has established two tools: the reception and integration contract; and the national plan of action to achieve integration and combat discrimination.
The Reception and Integration Contracts for new arrivals makes provision for a number of information initiatives on the Republican principle of gender equality, secularism, the rights of citizenship and their enjoyment, fundamental freedoms and public safety.
Article 6 of the Act also introduces a family reception and integration contract, to be entered into between the State and both spouses(applicant and spouse), if there are children.
The establishment of a family reception and integration contract(CAI) aimed at spouses benefiting from family reunification, if they have children, and concluded between the State and both spouses applicant and spouse wishing to join him or her.
Adopted by the Interministerial Committee for Integration meeting in April 2003, the reception and integration contract(CAI) was introduced gradually, initially, on an experimental basis, in 12 départements as of 1 July 2003, and then in 14 others in 2004, before being extended to the whole of France Act of 18 January 2005 on social cohesion.