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Info Barangay Center Austria - Philippinisches Gemeinde Zentrum Geschichte Although there have been some sporadic forms of ties between Filipinos and Austrians for over a century now, Philippine immigration to Austria started to become statistically significant only in the early 1970’ s. In line with the Marcos regime’ s policy of labor exportation, several batches of nurses were sent to Austria in response to the Austrian government request for health workers. Also during this period, catholic missionaries and priests in the island of Panay sponsored a considerable number of young diligent residents in their search for employment in Austria. Today, after 4 decades, Filipinos here in Austria are unofficially estimated at 35,000, making up roughly 3,5% of the Austrian population with migrant background (Source: Statistics Austria, last updated on 13 August 2010). The demographic trends show an accelerating increase in numbers and qualitative differences emerging among the different immigrant waves and the different generations (1st, 2nd, 3rd). Viable working relationships among various Filipino organizations that focus on accomplishing common goals based on shared values have developed through time. The fruits of these partnerships have ripened and there is now the felt need to bring together the migrant Filipinos in Austria in the spirit of barangay (community) and bayanihan (mutual assistance and mutual caring). A physical core area, a barangay center, that would serve as a center of gravity for Filipinos in Austria is imperative for the effective and efficient realization of this goal. Aside from cultivating transnational ties and obligations with the Philippines, the establishment of a barangay center will also enhance the Filipino community's integration in Austria. As observed by Rauer (2008:88): in order to be recognized in the public discourse, the associations have to present the minority as ethnically and religiously homogeneous. Only such self-ethnicizing, as well as the self-definition as a minority, enables the associations to formulate their claims of recognition."Das Austria Center Vienna ist Österreichs größtes Konferenzzentrum im internationalen Herzen des modernen Wiens. Als einziges Konferenzzentrum weltweit, ist es direkt an ein UN-Headquarter angebunden. Hier wird Internationalität gelebt und Themen diskutiert, die die Welt verändern. Mit 19 Sälen für 100 bis 4.320 Personen, 180 Meetingräumen und 26.000 m² Ausstellungsfläche bietet das Austria Center Vienna Platz für über 22.800 Personen."
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