The appropriations for this mission will increase by 113 million euros compared to 2022, to reach 2.01 billion euros.
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The government will create 5,900 accommodation places dedicated to refugees and asylum seekers in various reception and emergency accommodation centres, according to the draft 2023 budget unveiled on Monday 26 September. The text of the government which provides for a 6% increase in the envelope “immigration, asylum and integration”.
The appropriations for this mission therefore increased by 113 million euros compared to 2022 to reach 2.01 billion euros. They must in particular allow the opening of 2,500 places in reception centers for asylum seekers, according to the budgetary documents of Bercy. This represents a strong acceleration compared to 2022, when 900 additional accommodation places were created.
“Significant resources are devoted to opening accommodation places for refugees, with 1,000 places in temporary accommodation centers (CPH)”writes Bercy in this document. “In addition, 900 places will be created in the emergency accommodation system (HUDA) in Overseas France, 1,500 places in reception and situation examination centers (CAES) and 2,500 places in centers for reception for asylum seeker awaiting a decision from the Ofpra”the body responsible for granting refugee status.