The toolkit, prepared by UNESCO and UN-HABITAT, will provide decision-makers at local and regional levels, guidelines and examples of good practices to improve the inclusion of migrants. It is based on a greater respect for human rights, access to all basic services in urban areas and the promotion of cultural diversity as an asset for cities of the future.

The meeting will bring together UNESCO Chairs concerned, international experts and representatives of city networks, such as Cities of Migration, Intercultural Cities, OPEN Cities and the Coalition of Cities against Racism, having followed the first meetings in Barcelona (Spain) in February 2010 and in Mexico City (Mexico) in November 2010.