Yes. The methodology has been the same for several years. Nevertheless, France introduced in 2019 the breakdown between the different cost categories and the type of refugees (ultimately accepted and ultimately rejected asylum seekers with an overall coefficient of protection of 35.9%).<br />Nevertheless, the clarifications are really welcomed to better understand which types of financing are eligible or not (professional training etc). Starting the 2020 declaration on 2019 activity France started to add health expenses, after some discussions between the French Treasury and the Ministry of Health. Future changes may concern the addition of refugee costs if the duration gets shorter than 12 months for asylum seekers.