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Municipal Integration Center (KI)
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The Municipal Integration Centers (KI) are institutions of districts and independent cities in NRW.
They are based on the Participation and Integration Act of the state of NRW, enacted in 2012, and are funded by the MKJFGFI and the MSB.
Their task is to promote and support integration work on a district-wide and local level in a coordinated manner.
The Municipal Integration Center of the Oberbergischer Kreis can thus draw on a long tradition of local integration and a wealth of experience in living and working with people who have migrated.
At the KI, we specialize in addressing current issues of intercultural coexistence and the integration of people from different cultural backgrounds. Throughout the district, we are committed to ensuring that integration in terms of equal opportunities and participation, as well as living together in diversity, is successful.
Our programs complement the work of established specialized offices with the features of cultural sensitivity and intercultural orientation. We also supplement necessary networks for newly emerging challenges.