The jury will select the winners based on several criteria, not all of which must be met. These are as follows:

1. Impact and needs-orientation: The project has been successfully implemented and shows demonstrable success in integration.

2. Innovation and sustainability: The project provides new, creative impetus for integration and social cohesion.

3. Scalability and transferability: The project can be extended to other regions, sectors or target groups and has the potential for a greater impact.

4. Participation: The project actively involves the target group and promotes participation.

5. Social impact & public perception: The project contributes to the public debate on integration and promotes acceptance.

6. Specific challenges: The project successfully addresses specific circumstances.