Within the OPENMIN project, the Ethnic and Migrant Minorities (EMM) Post-Harmonized Survey Data Bank was developed to facilitate the reuse of independently produced surveys by integrating them into a set of single, standardized datasets.

The post-harmonization procedures are fully documented in publicly accessible Stata code, ensuring transparency, reproducibility, and comparability across the pooled datasets. The overarching goal is to enhance the reuse of survey data and to improve the accuracy and comparability of knowledge on the economic, social, and political integration and inclusion of EMMs across Europe. The tool is currently available in a pilot version.

This means that, currently, users can explore and analyze a limited number of post-harmonized datasets, with more to come soon. The post-harmonized survey datasets are publicly available via the EMM Survey Data Self-Deposit Dataverse, developed by AUSSDA. You can explore and analyze key variables on the EMM Data Playground, too!