Sociograph 57 b - Sociological Research Studies
Living and working without legal status in Geneva. First findings of the Parchemins study Yves Jackson, Claudine Burton-Jeangros, Aline Duvoisin, Liala Consoli & Julien Fakhoury 2022, numéro 57 b ISBN: 978-2-940386-67-3 Téléchargez gratuitement le numéro Le numéro peut être commandé (CHF 15.- l'exemplaire, TVA et frais de port compris) au secrétariat. |
In 2017, the canton of Geneva implemented Operation Papyrus, an innovative policy to regularize undocumented migrants. The Parchemins study was initiated in this context in order to measure the consequences of access to a residence permit on health, well-being and living conditions. Adopting an approach combining social determinants of health and life course, this interdisciplinary study collects quantitative and qualitative longitudinal data by following a cohort of people over several years. This publication reports on the results of the first wave of data collection. It describes the characteristics and motivations of undocumented economic migrants living and working in the canton of Geneva, their family and social situation, their housing and employment conditions, as well as their health status. These results fill a gap in the empirical data for this population in Switzerland and in Europe. |