These operational standards and indicators support Member States in the implementation of key provisions of the CEAS, addressing issues related to applicants in a situation of vulnerability in asylum and reception.

The standards and indicators elaborated in this guidance support Member States in the implementation of reception-related aspects of the CEAS, complementing EASO’s 2016 guidance.

The purpose of the EUAA Strategy on Vulnerability is to define the overarching framework within which the EUAA will develop its work related to vulnerability in supporting EU Member States and associated countries (EU+ countries).

The situational update presents developments at the national and EU levels related to protecting asylum applicants who are victims of human trafficking.

The situational update presents an overview of EU+ countries which use temporary shelters in reception, such as tents and containers. It further explores if these structures are ready for the winter season.

The publication aims to be a guide to relevant stakeholders (e.g., national, regional and local authorities, as well as civil society organisations) when designing and building new reception centres according to the agency’s standards and guidelines.

The fact sheet presents an overview view of developments related to reception conditions for children in the asylum procedure, as extracted from the Asylum Report 2022.