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Increasing Knowledge of Iraqi Service Providers on Suicide Awareness The project addresses gaps and responds to critical needs in raising awareness of suicide risks, preventing suicides and referring those at risk of suicide. In response to this increasing number of suicides, IOM will provide government and non-government service providers, including local CSOs with two training sessions on suicide awareness, prevention and referral using existing training material.
Promoting Reduction of and Improved Operational Response to Gender-based Violence Through Camp Management and Site Planning Building on efforts initiated in Phase II, IOM will adjust implementation plans in Phase III and develop activities that will strategically consolidate and improve the sustainability of gender-basedviolence (GBV) mainstreaming initiatives, focusing on camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) and shelter components. The objective for this project is to strengthen institutional capacities and practices to enable more coherent and systematic actions aiming at enhancing the protection environment and reducing exposure to GBV risks in displacements situations.
IOM Global Action to Protect and Assist Trafficked and Smuggled Migrants and Similarly Vulnerable Persons Implemented within the framework of the EU-funded “Global Action to Prevent and Address Trafficking in Persons and the Smuggling of Migrants” (implemented by UNODC, in partnership with IOM and UNICEF), the project will contribute to preventing and addressing trafficking in persons and the smuggling of migrants, by assisting select beneficiary countries to develop assistance and support programmes for adult and child victims of trafficking and to protect the rights of vulnerable migrants, such as smuggled migrants. By the end of the project, it is expected that governments and civil society partners in target countries will have the skills and mechanisms in place to identify and screen migrants for vulnerabilities, including adult and child victims of trafficking and smuggled migrants, and to refer them to the relevant service providers for protection and assistance, in line with international standards.
Post Arrival Reception and Phased Reintegration Assistance The project seeks to contribute to the sustainable and dignified economic and social reintegration of Afghans returning from the United Kingdom as non-IOM returnees, and therefore without IOM involvement. By providing post arrival assistance, reintegration, and livelihoods support, the non-IOM returnees will be able to access economic opportunities and eventual self-sufficiency, leading to enhanced dignity and economic independence and sustainable reintegration.
Niger Community Cohesion Initiative (NCCI) Through this project, IOM aims to enhance the legitimacy and capacity of the Government of Niger, specifically at the village and commune level, and support state structures to deliver essential services and support to at-risk communities, thereby increasing their resilience and cohesion to resist conflict and instability, including threats of violent extremism, in the country. Components of this project include supporting improved communication by facilitating trust building between local authorities, community leaders, and communities, mainly through the creation and reinforcement of Peace Committees, as well as supporting local authorities to respond to security concerns identified at community level.
Providing Life-Saving Transportation Assistance to Refugees in Tanzania Since July 2017, Burundian refugees have been urged in various public fora by senior government officials in Tanzania to return home. To complement ongoing humanitarian efforts to provide for emergency and protection needs of refugees in Tanzania, IOM will: 1) provide refugees, with timely and safe transport, in a dignified manner, from entry points to camps, transfers from one camp to another, and/or for voluntary returns; and 2) ensure that each refugee in any mode of movement under IOM care, undergo a pre-embarkation medical screening, to ascertain fitness to travel, identify medical conditions that require further medical care, and/or for medical referrals.
Supporting the Elimination of Modern Slavery Related to the Pacific Fisheries Sector In general, there is a lack of effective policies to guide the monitoring and reporting of potential modern slavery which subsequently limits protection efforts. This also undermines the capacity of companies in countries such as Australia to eradicate modern slavery from their supply chains. This is particularly relevant with the Modern Slavery Bill 2018, which was passed in the Australia House of Representatives and Senate in November 2018.  The objective of this project is to contribute to the elimination of modern slavery in the Pacific fishing industry.
Development of Local Capacities for Strengthening Primary Health Care Services on Sexual and Reproductive Health, Mental Health, Prevention of Psychoactive Substance Use, Nutritional Health-Phase II This project aims to strengthen local capacities to improve effective access to comprehensive primary health care services, and to design and implement an extramural and intercultural strategy of primary health care. This strategy will promote and provide health services with a gender and equity approach, promoting community and intersectoral action for the construction of scenarios peacekeepers. The strategy will also provide training to 52 peasant or indigenous leaders as public health assistants. Finally, the project will implement a community-based results monitoring system with an intercultural approach. The project will have an emphasis on the exercise of sexual and reproductive rights, mental health, prevention of the consumption of psychoactive substances, attention to children and malnutrition in the 26 municipalities in which the Territorial Training and Reincorporation Spaces-ETCR are located. Additionally, activities are included to support the hospitals and communities affected by the COVID-19 in delivery of personal protection elements for the prevention of contagion of human talent in health, support for the provision of health services and epidemiological surveillance.
Norway support for IOM activities in 2017/2018: Deliver assistance to population in need in response to the Lake Chad crisis Through this project IOM aims to provide and ensure the delivery of context-specific humanitarian assistance to populations in need in the Lake Chad Basin. These interventions will include the distribution of emergency shelter and NFI (Non-Food item) kits.
The Project for the Enhancement of Disaster Risk Management Capacity: Strengthening preparedness and resilience at national, provincial and community levels IOM Afghanistan proposes a DRR project with the overall aim of strengthening Disaster Risk Management capacities at the national, provincial and community levels. The implementation is expected to improve the capacity of institutions at all levels, as well as of local communities, to identify risks and prevent, prepare for and respond to disasters.
Scaling up Site Management, Shelter and NFI Assistance in Priority IDP Collective Sites in Taizz and Ibb Governorates (Parameter 2) The project aims to respond to widespread needs of the displaced by providing life-saving shelter, non-food items (NFI) and camp coordination and camp management assistance to conflict-affected populations in Ibb and Taiz governorates (Yemen). In order to do so, IOM aims at addressing critical gaps in the targeted sites through the provision of NFIs and Enhanced Emergency Shelter Kits (through cash assistance) and the implementation of standardized site management and coordination mechanisms such as site maintenance support, site management and coordination support, information management and service delivery. Further, IOM is conducting basic rehabilitation of communal site infrastructure to improve living conditions and access to services in 17 sites.
Strenghtening the National Response to HIV/AIDS in Guyana The implementation of this project will contribute to the reduction in HIV prevalence among female sex workers, miners and loggers including mobile populations in the hinterland regions 1, 7, 8 and 9 by raising awareness on sexual health promotion and prevention. HIV preventative services will be extended throughout the regions to target mining and logging communities that are most at-risk and vulnerable. Through the strengthening of preventative measures such as the sharing of information and culturally appropriate activities, beneficiaries will be sensitized on the general health issues including HIV/AIDS and STIs. This is to be achieved by identifying and filling gaps in health service delivery, gathering, documenting and sharing information and best practices for meeting migrants' health needs in countries of origin or return, transit and destination; raising health service providers' and professionals' cultural and gender sensitivity to migrants' health issues; and training health professionals to deal with the health issues associated with population movements.
Strengthening the Republic of Moldova’s National Response to the COVID-19 Crisis The overall objective of the project is to ensure effective and accessible health service for COVID-19 patients in Moldova, with a focus on vulnerable groups. In order to achieve this objective, the project activities will allow improving access to personal protective equipment (PPE) for front line workers in the health system and non-health agencies (police, penitentiaries, etc.) to ensure the efficient and safe provision of public services during the COVID-19 crisis. Additionally, it will assist most vulnerable categories and their dependents with immediate supplies (e.g. food and sanitizers). The project will enhance the capacities of the border police in the points of entry to ensure infection control and management.
Employability in the Digital Sector Project This project seeks to increase opportunities for economic inclusion in digital ecosystems for adolescents and young people at risk of being linked to new forms of urban violence in Colombia. In particular, IOM is mobilizing the private sector to provide young people with training on information and communication technology (ICT) services, develop in-demand capabilities and digital skills and to support their applications to ICT employment opportunities in their cities.
Implementation of an Exploratory Mission to Timor-Leste 2021 This project provides administrative, logistical and security support for the implementation of the European Union’s election exploratory mission to Timor Leste to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a complete EU Election Observation Mission in 2022. IOM has no visibility and will not be associated with the work or reports written by the elections experts send on mission.
Emergency Food and Livestock Crisis Response The project aims to support the most vulnerable households with conditional food distribution, while simultaneously working to increase the productivity and resilience of the collective population in the target area in Chad. This is complemented by a conditional food assistance component, with an overall objective of building resilience of communities through asset provision and cash-for-work methodologies.
Emergency Response to the Migrant and Refugee Situation in BiH through Targeted Shelter Interventions in Sarajevo The objective of this project is to ensure the basic needs and human rights of migrants and refugees in transit and currently present in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The action will be critical in filling the gaps in meeting the most urgent needs of migrants and refugees transiting andcurrently present in Sarajevo and its vicinity. IOM's will be focused ontwo components s: 1) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH); and 2) Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items, through the establishment of a newmigrant transit center in Usivak, Hadzici, in Saravejo Center, and the provision of emergency shelter and food  items (NFIs) water sanitation and hygiene(WASH) kits to 400 people a day.
Migration Management Framework: Capacity Building to Support Evidence-Based Migration Management The project aims at taking an evidence-based approach to help governments 1) identify potential strengths and gaps in their migration governance systems; 2) identify possible ways to address those gaps and; 3) set high level goals and targets to monitor progress in addressing pre-selected areas the government would like to strengthen. This project envisages two main components implemented over the course of one year: (1) Capacity building support: to support IOM staff addressing the priority gaps identified as part of the MGI assessments in previous years, IOM will develop an MGI-KPIs user’s guide and a training to ensure that all relevant staff working on PRM regional programmes are able to integrate the KPIs in their activities going forward; (2) “MGI assessments” will consist in conducting MGI assessments in 8 new countries upon agreements with the respective authorities”
Providing Refugee Resettlement Assistance to the Government of Germany The main objective of this project is to assist the German Government, represented by the German Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF), with the resettlement of up to 300 of the most vulnerable refugees (mainly from Eritrea and Somalia), who were evacuated by UNHCR from Libya to Niger.  After BAMF has completed the selection of the beneficiaries IOM will provide comprehensive refugee resettlement support consisting of logistical arrangements for the selection mission and for visa processing, pre-departure health assessment (PDHA), pre-departure orientation (PDO) and movement and travel assistance from Niamey to Germany.
Education Cannot Wait (ECW) - Interiorization Process The project will support the Government of Brazil's broader “interiorization” (relocation) program which relocates willing Venezuelans from the remote border region of Roraima to larger populations centers. The activity aims to support Venezuelan nationals with children and/or adolescents with practical information on the procedures and the rights to education for their children and adolescents in the Brazilian system and provide children and adolescents with friendly material to welcome them in Brazil and support them in the integration process within destination communities. This project is developed within the framework of the regional initiative (Emergency Response to Venezuelan Migrant and Refugee Regional Crisis) which addresses the specific out-of-school issues of Venezuelan children, and in particular within the project that is jointly implemented by UNICEF, IOM and UNHCR.
Qualitative Services at Local Level for Migrants and Refugees (Q-SER) IOM will implement the Q-SER project funded by the EC under the Erasmus Plus “Strategic Partnership for Adult Education” call.  Under the leadership of Municipality of Egaleo (Athens), IOM will implement innovative project activities together with partners from Germany and Spain. The partners will exchange experience and know-how between different types of organization in order to implement innovative practices leading to high quality teaching, learning promoting the integration of refugees, asylum seekers and newly arrived migrants. The Q-SER project aims to increase capacity of the public sector employees’ through the exchange of experience and transferring of best practise with partners in Germany, Spain and the Czech Republic. Municipality employees, public officials, NGOs, social enterprises and educational providers are targeted by Q-SER. It is estimated that during the project’s lifecycle, approximately 11000 persons and organisations will be reached, through a comprehensive strategy using diverse channels to reach all levels involved.
Integrated Support Programme for Displaced and Vulnerable Crisis Affected Populations in Sudan This project will ensure the provision of vital information management and coordination support across the active sectors of assistance in Sudan. This is to be achieved by the continues implementation of the IOMDisplacement Tracking Matrix (DTM). Secondly, IOM will respond to the urgent needs and service gaps identified in the area of Water Sanitationand Hygiene (WASH) and Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs).
Bali Process Website Support Project The Bali Process website has served as the information repository for the Bali Process and has provided the platform for expanded user services. The project will contribute to the work of the Bali Process through providing a user-friendly and informative experience for interested parties on the Bali Process website. This will be achieved through the due maintenance, upgrading, and content updates on the website.
IOM humanitarian activities and the global compact for safe, orderly and regular migration Though this twelve-month project, IOM will contribute to the improvements of living conditions and protection of IDPs and affected population in Nigeria's north east states.
Essential Winterization Assistance for Conflict-Affected Communities in Luhansk and Donetsk Regions (NGCA) IOM proposes to provide immediate in-kind winterization support to the most vulnerable households in Luhansk and Donetsk non-government-controlled areas (NGCA) to meet basic needs during the harsh wintertime. To increase public service capacities and allow the resumption of basic service provision in selected communities IOM will support with rehabilitation works in four social institutions.
Combatting Human Trafficking in Afghanistan (CTIP) To contribute to the prevention of human trafficking, the protection of victims of trafficking and the formation of partnerships to combat trafficking.
Return and Reintegration Assistance to Trafficked Victims in Japan This project will further strengthen the existing IOM voluntary return mechanism in Japan through continued facilitation of safe and humane return home for victims of trafficking (VoTs), within the objective of improving the protection and sustainable reintegration of VoTs and migration management of the Government of Japan.
Improving the Living Conditions of Displaced Populations through Site Development and Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Services Following the community crisis of June 2019 in the province of Ituri, particularly the territories of Djugu, Mahagi and Irumu, 360,000 people have moved, including 145,400 in spontaneous sites and 214,600 in communities of Home. It is in this context that the present project aims to support the opening of a new site with community infrastructure and roads to accommodate the influx of new internally displaced persons, to relieve existing sites, especially sites of the General Hospital and the ISP and provide Water, Hygiene and Sanitation (WASH) services. This project makes it possible to develop a new site (Lycée Kigonze), located in the Muzi Maria district, locality of Mudzipela, municipality of Shari, through Site Development, and WASH services.
Shelter and NFI assistance to conflict affected population in North East Nigeria This project contributes to the improvement of living conditions of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and affected populations in north-east Nigeria following the rainy season, by establishing and distributing emergency shelters, non-food items, shelter reinforcement kits, and community drainage and site maintenance kits.
Germany: Reintegration Assistance for Voluntary Returnees to Iran This project's aim is to contribute to the sustainable socio-economic reintegration of voluntary returnees to Iran. To achieve this, the IOM will provide reintegration assistance to Iranian returnees from Germany which consists of individual counselling and the provision of in-kind support. This assistance can address the reintegration-related needs of the beneficiaries and support the migrants in their reintegration, including in the area of areas of housing, education, work and income generation, vocational training, social issues and in the setup of small businesses.
Enhancing the Government's Counter-Trafficking Response and Improving the Protection of Victims of Trafficking and Witnesses in the Republic of Moldova This project will contribute to the enhancement of government's efforts in preventing and countering trafficking in person crimes and securing the protection of victims of trafficking and witnesses.
Vulnerable Children Resettlement Scheme The purpose of this project is to provide technical assistance to the Presidency of the Republic and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uruguay in its capacity as chair of the Refugee Commission (CORE), in its strategy of reception and autonomous insertion of Syrian refugees in the Uruguayan society, as well as in the design and implementation of protocols of action. This will be done based on the experience IOM has accumulated in the country in terms of refuge (including resettlement).
Maternal and Neonatal Child Health Project in Rakhine State The objectives of the project are to support and complement the maternaland neonatal child health (MNCH) service delivery of township health departments of Pauktaw and Buthidaung Townships of Rakhine States through implementation of project activities and to improve access to MNCH and general health care for populations within projected areas. Expected outcome is establishment of an effective working collaboration with respective township health departments of Pauktaw and Buthidaung Townships of Rakhine State through implementation of project activities.
ZIRF Counselling 2019 Country Fact Sheets (CFS) The project, which IOM has been running since 2006, contributes to a dignified return and sustainable reintegration of migrants by providing up-to-date information regarding the situation in 17 selected countries of origin. Therefore, specialized assisted voluntary return and reintegration information/counselling centres, employees of alien's offices and other agencies, volunteers, and migrants who are interested in a voluntary return are in a better position to support or to take an informed-decision on voluntary return and reintegration.
Winterization Support in Conflict-Affected Communities of Donetsk and Luhansk Regions (NGCA) The present action, building upon similar past interventions, aims to provide winterization support for at least 4,320 conflict-affected individuals in the Donetsk and Luhansk Non-Government Controlled Area (NGCA). Through this intervention, IOM provides in-kind support of coal to cover immediate humanitarian needs of conflict-affected residents and returnees to overcome harsh weather. The targeted locations in the Donetsk and Luhansk NGCA should predominantly be close to the contact line and also in the economically depressed areas.
“Managers of Civic Culture For Peace” Strategy: Social and Economic Support to the Mayor’S Office Of Cali The objective of the project is to contribute to the consolidation of the “Managers of Civic Culture for Peace” strategy, promoted by the Mayor’s Office of Cali (Colombia). The strategy strengthens understanding of and skills related to citizenship and generates employment opportunities for demobilized youth and adults--particularly those with a high risk for recidivism--and victims.
Medical Assessment, Transportation for United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and Support Humanitarian Intervention at the Berm The aim of this project is to assist United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees staff in determining an individual's eligibility for resettlement on medical grounds and provide transportation for persons of concern.
European Union Trust Fund – International Organization for Migration (EUTF-IOM) Initiative for Migrant Protection and Reintegration: the Gambia This action contributes to the original initiative “EUTF-IOM initiative for migrant protection and reintegration in Africa”. The initiative covers 14 countries and is made up of specific actions in the 14 countries where it will be implemented. The activities will therefore be mainly implemented at national level but will be coordinated at the regional level in order to ensure harmonization of activities in the different countries and to ensure coherence of the initiative.