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Consultancy of the Foreign Ministry of Kosovo on the training of new diplomats Beratung des kosovarischen Außenministeriums zur Ausbildung neuer Diplomaten Consultancy of the Foreign Ministry of Kosovo on the training of new diplomats within a consulting agreement Beratung des kosovarischen Außenministeriums zur Ausbildung neuer Diplomaten im Rahmen eines Beratervertrags
Supporting Vulnerable Refugees and Local Communities in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, Through Improved Health, Protection and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Bangladesh The proposed action aims at continuing and upgrading health, protection, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services provided to Rohingya refugees living in camps and in host communities as well as members host communities in Cox's Bazar (Bangladesh). Critical services will be expanded through targeted interventions, including rehabilitation and maintenance of WASH infrastructure, hygiene promotion and provision of training to workers on repair of hand pumps. In terms of protection, IOM will expand protection monitoring to improve safety and dignity, avoid harm (vulnerability mapping, identification and referral) through dedicated camp level protection staff, capacity support for local networks and committees, while providing protection services to the most vulnerable refugees and ensuring a Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) approach is integrated into all existing activities. Through this project, IOM will also provide primary health care services.
Emergency Assistance for Persons in Search of International Protection and Community Strengthening in Venezuela Colombia and Venezuela share a border of 2,219 kilometers the longest frontier Colombia has with its neighbours. For five decades the internalarmed conflict forced the displacement of thousands of victims to other countries, many towards Venezuela. The project goal is to provide integrated humanitarian assistance, legal orientation, and integration activities to persons in need of international protection (PNIP) and members of the receptor communities. This will be accomplished through food and non-food items, school kits, temporary shelter and medical brigades, as well as institutional strengthening for a better assistanceto PNIP in health and legal support, improvement of water and sanitationfacilities, improvement of education facilities and integration activities in benefit of Colombian migrants and Venezuelan communities.
Voluntary Return & Reintegration Program in the Canton of Vaud The project provides voluntary return and reintegration support to migrants in need of assistance in the canton of Vaud.
Emergency Response to the Natural Disaster Affected and/or Displaced Population through Provision of Emergency Shelter and Emergency Shelter Self Construction Repair Tool Kits in Afghanistan The project is focused on the prepositioning emergency shelter and emergency shelter self-construction repair tool kits by procuring, stocking and distributing to the populations affected and/or displaced by natural disasters in Afghanistan. This project will strengthen and complement IOM's existing response capacity by prepositioning emergency shelter and non-food items (ES/NFI) materials at the 25 strategic locations across Afghanistan enabling timely interventions to address life-saving humanitarian needs of 57,750 individuals. IOM is the co-chair of the ES/NFI cluster and leads the ES/NFI response to natural disasters.
Migrant Registration Support for Tanzania (COVID-19) This project has as its overall impact objective to enhance the United Republic of Tanzania’s migration management capacities with regards to irregular migration and the promotion of humane and orderly migration. It will do this by contributing to ongoing government efforts in national immigration status determination processes for irregular migrants. Moreover, IOM has been designated as Pillar Lead on points of entry (PoEs) within the UN National COVID-19 Contingency Plan lead by WHO. Under MiREG project, the overall objective of the re-programmed funding is to respond immediately to COVID-19 pandemic in the country, by assessing the preparedness capacity in selected PoEs, procuring medical tools and equipment, risk communication and community engagement and ensuring case management and continuity of essential services.
Emergency Grant Aid in response to Hurricam Disaster in the Central American countries - Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua The post-hurricane scenario in Honduras poses enormous challenges to the local and national authorities. In this regard the proposed action will focus on providing assistance to the displaced population through different actions and initiatives and supporting the national and local governments’ response. Through the proposed initiative, IOM is responding to the most urgent humanitarian needs of persons in communities and collective shelters in Honduras and particularly of those most vulnerable. The project prioritizes actions to ensure a minimum of privacy, comfort and the availability of psychosocial support and referral mechanisms to protection services for persons in shelters, particularly the most vulnerable. It also seeks to establish mobile teams and intersectoral coordination mechanisms to enhance the capacity and the provision of services of local shelters to crisis-affected populations.
Share Migration Governance between Spain and Morocco IOM will begin the process of improving the capacities of the officers of the local authorities of the targeted cities through the development and dissemination of tools and lessons learned to manage migrants' integration in their daily reality. To this end, several meetings between all the participating cities will be carried out, as well as training and individual technical assistance for each city. This training process will culminate in the elaboration of action plans for each city that will show how to apply lessons learned and next steps to improve their migrant integration actions.  This process increases the capacity and knowledge of the staff of the local public administrations of the Madrid City Council and the Moroccan Town Halls of Tangier, Tetouan, Alhucema, Oudja, Marrakech and Agadir.
Aligning Lenses Toward Ethical Recruitment (ALTER) This project seeks to reduce the prevalence of human trafficking and exploitation among Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) through increased access to ethical recruitment channels. This shall be achieved by a wider adoption of ethical recruitment principles in the Philippines to transform standard recruitment practices and by creating an enabling environment for ethical recruitment and sustainable relationships between Philippine recruitment agencies and employers of OFWs.
Regional Artemisinin Initiative to Elimination: RAI2E IOM is committed to implement activities to support Thailand's malaria elimination effort in two high-endemic provinces along the Thai-Myanmar border namely Mae Hing Son and Tak. With the aim of stopping local transmission villages, IOM is responsible for delivering malaria messages to create positive health behaviors among target groups especially forest goers and mobile migrant population through volunteer system in worksites and local communities. IOM volunteers are trained to conduct surveys, case referral, supervised treatment, bed-net distribution and supporting malaria response team in case of an incidence of local transmission. IOM also works in collaboration with Thai counterparts to encourage active involvement of the local government, local entrepreneur and community leaders in eliminating malaria in their respective communities.
Humanitarian Response to Vulnerable and Stranded Migrants In Southern Africa Region: Covid-19 The International Organization for Migration (IOM) aims to support host governments in the Southern Africa region in their response to COVID-19 to i) Strengthen communities’ access to skills training to enhance their livelihoods; ii) Strengthen risk communication and community engagement (RCCE) and social cohesion through the denouncement of xenophobia among migrant and migration affected communities in the region; iii) Emergency assistance including food assistance, food and non-food items, medical support and safe and dignified voluntary return assistance to stranded and vulnerable migrants in the Southern Africa Region inclusive of individual reintegration assistance to migrants returning to the targeted communities.
Voluntary Assisted Return Programme (VARP) 2019 The objective of the programme is to contribute to improved return migration management and to provide migrants with a dignified and safe voluntary return back to their country of origin, as well as to support the sustainable reintegration of returnees. The voluntary assisted return programme for 2019 will be based upon the existing programme framework and complementary activities offered. Furthermore, all assistance will be provided according to IOM’s guidelines and policies.
Emergency Grant Aid for Humanitarian Assistance in Afghanistan and Neighboring Countries While the political and conflict developments have dominated Afghanistan's narrative in recent months, COVID-19 remains a significant challenge for Afghanistan's population and fragile medical system, that is currently on the brink of collapse.  IOM is already engaged in responding to the immediate humanitarian needs of populations affected or displaced by conflict or natural disasters, internally displaced persons (IDPs) and Afghan returnees, host communities, people with special needs and other vulnerable groups, however needs are quite high and gaps in addressing needs are evident. Through the proposed activities, IOM is building on the existing response to address gaps and novel needs through the provision of emergency shelter and non-food item procurement and distribution, as well as emergency health support to mobile and otherwise vulnerable Afghan populations.
Payment of Reintegration Cash Support to Voluntary Returnees From Sweden The project contributes to the sustainable reintegration of around 500 returnees from Sweden through the provision of reintegration cash support (re-establishment support). Activities will be implemented with a view to ensure that the cash assistance is paid to the beneficiaries upon arrival to the country of origin and in line with the Swedish Migration Agency's work to enhancing the voluntary return and reintegration support for returnees from Sweden. The project will offer pre-departure assistance including counselling through a helpline, on the payment procedure of the reintegration cash support in countries of origin, as well as possible distribution of information materials in different languages. Systematic programme and beneficiary monitoring will be carried out throughout the project duration.
Capacity Building for Preparing and Responding to COVID-19 Pandemic in Border Provinces of Viet Nam The Government of Viet Nam and provincial public health authorities have requested IOM provide technical expertise and assistance with securing funds to support frontline ports of entry (POEs) officials to better respond to the ongoing public health threats from neighbouring countries. The proposed project will undertake an assessment to identify gaps and needs at POEs in selected provinces that share borders with neighbouring countries. Based on assessment findings and consultations with relevant stakeholders, IOM will develop a list of needs of personal protective equipment and other essential supplies for procurement and distribution to POE officials and migrants in project provinces. IOM will support POE officials to enhance their preparedness and response through provision of training on infection prevention and control methods with PPE as well as necessary measures to protect migrants in vulnerable situations, especially women and children, with an emphasis on upholding the dignity and the right to privacy of migrants. The proposed project will contribute to effective control of COVID-19 transmission in border areas by strengthening the capacity of frontline officials working at POEs.
The Abyei Rehabilitation Initiative Phase III of the Abyei Rehabilitation Initiative programming will focus on four identified areas: 1) Human capacity building; 2) Mitigating violence during the migration season; 3) Building a foundation for peaceful coexistence; and 4) Strengthening local institutions and governing bodies.
Community Stabilization in the Coastal and Southern Somalia Border Regions of Kenya The project intends to continue collaborating with the Government of Kenya to improve the capacities and resilience of target communities in addressing radicalization and preventing violence linked to a range of grievances. The project aims to assist youth identified as being vulnerable to or at risk of recruitment into such groups, while also improving the absorptive capacities of target communities through socialand economic stabilization.
Strengthening Armenia's Identity Management System The objective of the project is to contribute to an improved identity management system for Armenian nationals and foreign residents in Armenia. IOM shall support the government in assessing the needs and gaps in the field of identity management, analyze current business processes for participating state agencies, develop new standard operating procedures compliant with international standards and best practices and conduct related training and simulation activities.
Cross-Border Assistance for Undocumented Afghans Returning From the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan Through this project, IOM will provide humanitarian post-arrival assistance to 1,180 vulnerable undocumented returnees; unrestricted, multi-purpose cash grants to 1,120 undocumented returnees; as well as non-food items (NFIs) in the form of standard Emergency Shelter-NFI cluster endorsed family module kits to 500 returning Afghan families in Afghanistan.
Enhancing Multi-sectoral COVID-19 Responses at the National and Sub-national Level in Indonesia The project aims to enhance the overall response of government and non-government actors in Indonesia, including civil society groups, to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Indonesia and address the public health as well as socioeconomic impacts of the pandemic through multi-sectoral approach across the national and sub-national level.
Cross-Border Response for Undocumented Afghans In just four years (2016-19), more than 3,000,000 undocumented Afghans have returned from the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Pakistan with significant humanitarian assistance needs. Under this 4-month project, IOM, through its Cross-Border Return and Reintegration (CBRR) programme, is providing humanitarian post-arrival assistance to 1,512 vulnerable undocumented returnees as well as NFIs to 1,980 returning Afghan families/individuals.
Enhancing State and Partner Capacity to Capture Flows Across the Central Transhumance Corridor Building on IOM's extensive experience in data collection and analysis and capacity building through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) activities, this project aims to set up a reliable and unified regional data collection, analysis and dissemination system, strengthen partners' information management capacity and provide support to information sharing, advocacy efforts, and decision making based on the data collected. The project is implemented along the border between three Sahelian countries (Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger) and four coastal countries (Cote d'Ivoire, Benin, Togo, Ghana).
Integration and Stabilization Support through Livelihoods for IDPs and the Conflict-Affected Population in Ukraine The project aims in supporting the integration of IDPs and stabilizing host communities in 17 regions of Ukraine through livelihoods interventions, counselling, information and best practices exchange, that will, inter alia, increase provision of new services, creation of new jobs, increased employment, increased coverage of needs, improved public opinion of IDPs, and mitigate possible community tensions.
Support Enhanced and Coordinated Assistance to Displaced Populations in Darfur through Displacement Tracking, Improving Water, and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) Practices, Nutrition and Non-Food Item (NFI) Interventions In this project, IOM proposes to support enhanced and coordinated assistance to the displaced populations of Darfur (Sudan) through the implementation of Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), facilitating the provision of accurate, regular and timely information on displacement patterns and needs. To complement these DTM activities with targeted and appropriate emergency and humanitarian response, IOM will also provide Emergency kits and Non-Food Items (NFI) kits to the most vulnerable households as well as it will provide Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and nutrition interventions to cover the needs of the affected population in Darfur.
Business skills development and in-kind support for vulnerable communities affected by conflict and mass migration in South Libya This project builds upon ongoing IOM community stabilization work in two regions of intervention (Sabha and Qatroun). Activities under the proposed project will focus on the development of business planning skills and the provision of in-kind support for vulnerable community groups affected by conflict and mass migration, with a special focus on unemployed youth.
Special Measure on Supporting the Republic of North Macedonia to Improve its Border and Migration Management Capabilities The project's objective is to support the country’s effort to improve its border and migration management capabilities in the context of the consequences of the European migration crisis, in particular to support the national border management authorities in addressing cross-border crime, including migrant smuggling, in full respect of the rule of law and human rights. The project will enable the national border management authorities to enhance their border capabilities in countering cross-border crime, in particular migrant smuggling, while ensuring a human rights-based approach. Further enhancement of knowledge and skills of border management authorities will be ensured through the capacity-building activities complemented by new and technologically advanced surveillance equipment and systems for migrant registration.
Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Shelter-NFI Emergency Supplies for Flood Affected Populations in South Sudan IOM, as the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and Shelter/Non-Food Items (S/NFI) Pipeline agency supports OCHA and the Clusters to provide frontline life-saving assistance within the immediate South Sudan flood response through provision and transportation of in-kind WASH and S/NFI supplies. With CERF funding, IOM’s Pipeline is procuring the core WASH and S/NFI items to replenish the supplies released in the form of flood survival items for affected people targeted by WASH and S/NFI Cluster. The project is in line with the CERF and WASH and S/NFI Clusters’ sector specific objectives as it prioritizes the most urgent and life-saving WASH static and mobile responses, as well as adequate shelter and appropriate NFI supplies for newly displaced or vulnerable populations as well as host communities who are unable to meet their basic WASH and emergency shelter and NFI needs as a result of the massive floods in the country. Following WHO’s declaration of COVID-19 as pandemic, and the establishment of the COVID-19 Taskforce in South Sudan, IOM Pipeline in coordination with both S/NFI and WASH Clusters, is scaling up activities to complement efforts on COVID-19 preparedness and response actions.
COVID-19 Response: Strengthening Health Dispensaries in the Federated States of Micronesia The proposed COVID-19 Response is designed to support the national COVID-19 Response Framework through the decentralization of health services while ensuring protection measures are mainstreamed in preparedness activities.
Implementation of the Election Follow-up Mission to Lebanon 2021 The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security and administrative aspects for the 2021 European Union (EU) Election Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Lebanon. This EU EFM is conducted to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission's (EOM) recommendations since the delivery of the final report of the 2018 EU EOM to Lebanon. IOM has no visibility in the project.
Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items for Flood Affected Internally Displaced Persons Flood affected areas of Ethiopia require immediate life-saving interventions for vulnerable households, particularly the 19,000 displaced households who have lost most of their physical possessions. The project aims to directly support flood-affected populations in their current area of displacement in the country and to enable safe and rapid return to areas of origin (Shelter (ES)/Non-Food Items (NFI)) thus alleviating conditions in evacuation sites. Flood-affected populations in their area of origin will also be assisted to ‘build back better’ through immediate repair and rehabilitation and transitional shelter construction alongside flood water recession when affected people are expected to return – meeting their immediate Shelter needs and also mitigating the impact of future flooding.
Life-Saving Health and Protection Services for Vulnerable Undocumented Afghan Returnees Humanitarian migration health programming and provision of protection sensitive post-arrival assistance to vulnerable undocumented returnees, internally displaced persons and migrants.
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IR 3.1.1: SOCIAL PROTECTION & CHDPOVERTY 3.1.1 Executive branch (Ministry of Autonomies, UDAPE, Parliamentarian Network, Office of the Ombudsman) and autonomous territorial
entities (Departmental and Municipal Governments) implement and monitor child-friendly policies, create fiscal space for children,
develop social protection systems and promote knowledge management and innovation for the most vulnerable children.
OPT 2.2. INNOVATIVE AND FLEXIBLE LEARNIN The education system, particularly in the four departments receiving UNICEF support, have increased capacity to plan, implement and
monitor innovative and flexible learning modalities for vulnerable and marginalised adolescents.
OPT 4.1. CHILD AND EQUITY FOCUSED PUBLIC POLICIES, FINANCING AND MONITORING National and sub-national capacities in the four departments receiving UNICEF support are strengthened for the implementation of
child- and equity focused policies, efficient and effective use of social investment and the monitoring and reporting on the
situation of children.
OPT 1.3.4: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) EMERGENCY 1.3.4 National capacity is strengthened to provide water, sanitation and hygiene services to girls, boys, women and families in
humanitarian situations.