tilflytterområder
Tilflytterområder are neighbourhoods or districts that are specifically designated by municipal or regional authorities to accommodate and support people who relocate into an area. The term, common in Scandinavian contexts, especially Norway, denotes zones where infrastructure, social services, and housing programmes are concentrated to facilitate the integration of newcomers.
The concept emerged in the late 20th and early 21st centuries as urban planners sought to manage
Policy objectives include balancing local development with social inclusion, preventing segregation, and promoting equitable access to
Critics argue that clustering migrants in specific areas can reinforce spatial inequality and create stigmatization. Supporters
In practice, tilflytterområder vary widely in size, demographic mix, and the intensity of integration programmes, reflecting