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Supporting the Productive Integration of Venezuelan Migrants Program The project aims at supporting cities by promoting economic integration of Venezuelan migrants, returnees, and local population. The project will promote the economic integration of Venezuelan migrants, returned nationals and local population in Peru and Colombia by improving the living conditions of migrant and returnee workers. This project will also contribute to guaranteeing community commitment, social cohesion, and efforts to combat discrimination and xenophobia by strengthening campaigns against it.
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and Shelter Support for Disaster-Affected Populations in Moyale District, Borena Zone, Oromia Region of Ethiopia The proposed life-saving emergency response project will focus on improving the overall water and sanitation situation in the targeted area in Ethiopia, in order to decrease secondary causes of malnutrition that contribute to increasing of cases. Additionally, extensive hygiene promotion activities are being undertaken in cholera affected areas, which will contribute to create more awareness on how to protect from cholera and decrease the spread of affected cases. The project delivers integrated assistance through provision of emergency shelter and non-food items (NFI) and water, sanitation and health (WASH) services with essential protection mainstreaming, gender inclusion, and measures to mitigate the risk of gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse . Additionally, this project is piloting a multisectoral NFI kit which combines both shelter and WASH NFIs.
Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration Programme for International Protection Applicants and Other Migrant Groups in Finland The project assists migrants to return safely to their countries of origin and enables their sustainable reintegration. The project specifically assists international protection seekers and other migrant groups in Finland.
Support to the Implementation of Land Tenure Formalization for Vulnerable Rural Population The project addresses the last phase of the implementation of the formalization public policy with the management and promotion of the processes for the granting of property titles. This initiative aims to formalize and promote land tenure rights in rural Columbia, with a particular focus on supporting and informing vulnerable populations. Within the framework of the execution of the project and as a transversal axis, a strategy of institutional strengthening and inclusion of the community in solving the problem is proposed through two lines of work: the application of routes to consolidate the legal security of rural lands for the rural population; 2. accompany the territorial entities so that they strengthen their human capital and can have an efficient administrative, technical and financial management in the process management.
Community-Driven Inclusion of IDPs and Host Communities in Dohuk Governorate, Iraq through Provision of Economic Opportunities and Psychosocial Support The overall goal of this project is to contribute to the psychosocial wellbeing and to the income generating opportunities for vulnerable and displaced women in Dohuk and Ninewa.
NFI Stockpile Maintenance and Management for Emergency Preparedness for the 2018 Hurricane Season This project aims to support the maintenance and the handling of the Office of US Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) Non-Food Items (NFI) stockpile that was provided by OFDA in-kind donation prepositioned through four (4) emergency logistics hubs in Port-au-Prince, Gonaives, Jeremie and Les Cayes. Through the proposed activities, this project will ensure the availability of rapid NFI response anywhere in the country and for a maximum of 10,000 family beneficiaries during the 2018 Hurricane Season.
Women's Right to Protection and Participation for Equality and Peace Around Artisanal Mines in South Kivu The objective of this project is to combat the marginalization of women in the different stages of mineral exploitation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, through the empowerment of women and their active participation in dialogues between different actors, in conflict prevention and in peacebuilding. In particular, this project aims to strengthen the integration of women into local natural resource management mechanisms and mining cooperatives, so that they are active members and participate in discussions and decision-making regarding mining. The implementation is taking into account the capacities of public and private institutions working in growth sectors that are still not sufficient or stable enough to implement effective sectoral strategies and policies that are part of an inclusive and sustainable economic growth pattern for all populations, particularly for women and girls.
Provision of Protective Sensitive Services to Migrants and Asylum Seekers within the Migration Response in Una Sana Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina While Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) was not largely affected by the 2015/2016 mass migration flows to Europe, since 2017 it became one of the main transit countries in the Western Balkans for migrants and refugees attempting to reach Western and Northern Europe. Between 2017 to 2020, there were 70,096 migrant arrivals registered in BiH, while from January 2021 until April 2021 there are 9,623 migrant arrivals registered in BiH. The overall objective of this project is to support the Government of BiH in responding to the high number of migrants and asylum seekers in the country, providing access to systematic and protection-sensitive reception and accommodation. This project complements the current humanitarian response in BiH, mainly by covering a share of the operationalization costs of the new Temporary Reception Centre Lipa which will accommodate a minimum of 1,500 migrants and asylum seekers; and to cover for food and non-food items.
Core camp management activities for Internally Displaced People (IDP) settlements in Fashoda County This project supports the coordination and delivery of humanitarian services in Aburoc and Kodok, South Sudan, by expanding the capacity of existing camp management services.
Response and Recovery Assistance to Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees in Gedeo and West Gujii, Ethiopia IOM aims to deliver life-saving emergency and recovery assistance to displaced populations, returnees and host communities in collective sites and within host communities affected by the crisis in Gedeo and West Guji zones (Ethiopia). Building on IOM's  in-country emergency and post-crisis experience, IOM is providing assistance through a multi-sectoral approach, incorporating site management support, health, water, sanitation and hygiene and shelter/non-food items support, complemented by IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix.
Improving Access to Sustainable Water for IDPs and Host Communities in Baidoa and Surrounding Villages This project focuses on improving access to sustained clean and safe water in an effort to enhance the resilience of displaced and vulnerable women, girls, boys, and men in settlements and host communities.
Special Measures to Support the Response to the Refugee and Migrant Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina Phase II This project is designed to respond to the basic needs of refugees and migrants in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as supporting the government to maintain or scale up its response to the current refugee and migrant situation in the country. This is being done through assistance provided in state-managed facilities, newly established temporary reception centres, as well as outside these facilities. This project also strengthens the capacity of national authorities in the areas of migration management, asylum, and border control and surveillance.
Monitoring and Assessing Population Movements in Turkey through the Migrant Presence Monitoring (MPM) Programme -Phase II Following the successful progress of the first phase of the project and in recognition of the continued need for support in relation to tracking the presence and flow of migrants in Turkey, the second phase of the project ensures a continuation of the intervention. The MPM builds on its progress in establishing the methodology in Istanbul to continue publishing regular overview and updates on the presence, flows, locations, intentions and vulnerabilities of migrants and refugees in Turkey.
Election Follow-up Mission to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar This project implements the European Union (EU) Electoral Follow-up Mission to the Republic of the Union of Myanmar 2019.
Strengthening Emergency WASH Response for Refugees and Host Communities in Palorinya and Kyaka Ii Settlements Lack of access to safe water and adequate hygiene and sanitation facilities can lead to the rapid propagation of diseases. Nine cases of cholera were reported in Kyaka II on 29 January 2018, eight of whom were among the new arrivals. The need to stabilize access to safe water through adequate water systems, improve sanitation at household level and institutions, expand health and hygiene education and increase the number of hygiene promoters in the two settlements and nearby host communities is dire. Through this project, IOM in Uganda will provide life-saving, sustainable access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene services to South Sudanese and Congolese refugees in Palorinya and Kyaka II settlements and their host communities in Moyo and Kyegegwa districts respectively.
Addressing Educational Needs of Displacement - Affected Communities as Well as Information on Prevention of COVID-19 in Somali, Oromia and Gambella Regions This project supports the Government of Ethiopia, in close collaboration with the Regional Education Bureaus, to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 on education in displacement affected communities and to carry out awareness raising to prevent the spread of the virus. The response assists the targeted population of displacement affected children and youth in better accessing distance learning, as well as information on the prevention of COVID-19.
Facilitating Access to Life-saving Items for the Most Vulnerable Migrant Workers in Jordan Impacted by COVID-19 The objective of the project is to contribute to better protection of the most vulnerable migrant workers in Jordan impacted by the COVID-19 related crisis by facilitating their access to essential food and non-food items in the immediate term.
Regional Artemisinin Initiative 2 Elimination (RAI2E) Continue to scale-up malaria prevention, awareness, testing, treatment and surveillance with particular focus on engaging private worksites in malaria response, malaria elimination activities in Mon State, and initiation of malaria services in four townships in Sagaing Region.
The Government of the Republic of Korea Support for the Joint Response Plan (JRP) 2020 Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis With approximately 1.2 million Rohingya and Bangladeshi Host Community individuals residing in and adjacent to the refugee camps, proper infrastructure with equitable access for all beneficiaries is crucial to the well-being of affected populations and the success of humanitarian interventions. Repair and recovery works, earthworks and site preparation, drainage channels and outfalls, bridge solutions and capacity development programmes are undertaken to contribute to beneficiary well-being and the effectiveness of response activities. This project aims to improve site safety, shelter quality, and household living conditions for women, girls, men and boys at the Rohingya refugees camps in Bangladesh by ensuring maintenance and upgrades of shelters with quality materials distributed with in-kind and voucher system and technical trainings as well as cash for work activities to support vulnerable families.
Provision of life-saving primary water, sanitation and hygiene to the drought affected populations in Mudug and Lower Shabelle regions This project supports the provision of temporary and sustained access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene among communities affected by drought conditions in Walanweyn and Afgooye districts in Lower Shabelle region and Hobyo, Galakcyo, Gelisor districts in Mudug region, South Sudan.
Enhancing Human and Operational Capacities of Somalia’s Immigration Authorities III The proposed intervention aims to contribute to advancing well-being of society and migrants through stronger migration governance and development.
Support to the Office of the High Commissioner for Peace (OACP) for institutional and communitarian strengthening towards peace building at territorial level The objective of the project is to strengthen the regional peace approach of the government's peace policy through activities that support trust building and institutional strengthening.
Improving Access to Health Services for Migrants, Internally Displaced Persons and Conflict Affected Populations in Libya To address the growing concerns related to health needs faced by the migrants and other displaced populations and host communities in Tripoli, Libya, IOM will conduct critical intervention through mobile outreach activities targeting 2000 beneficiaries in Tripoli and surrounding areas with high concentration of migrants. IOM's articulated response will include primary health care and emergency services as well as public health services, which includes but is not limited to disease surveillance and management of communicable diseases, and child health and maternal health services. IOM will also support the provision of mental health and psychosocial support services that include psychosocial needs assessment, referrals and individual and group supporting.
Exploratory Mission Bolivia 2020 This project supports the European Union's exploratory mission to assess the usefulness, advisability, and feasibility of an EU Electoral Observation Mission for the general elections in Bolivia. The purpose of the exploratory mission is to collect factual information concerning this election process. IOM's role is to select experts, to whom it will provide administrative, security and logistics support.
Strengthening Capacities of State Government, Civil Society and Private Sector in Puebla The project is aimed to strengthen the capacities of the Ministry of Labor, private sector and civil society organizations in Puebla, Mexico to prevent, identify, and assist victims of trafficking in persons and its related crimes, particularly: forced labor, child labor and labor exploitation.
Mitigating Socioeconomic Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Migrants and Communities in Central Asia and the Russian Federation The proposed project seeks to contribute to the achievement of the objective of mitigating socioeconomic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on migrants and communities. The project is in line with the Sub-Regional Appeal: IOM Central Asia and the Russian Federation Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan. It is expected that this initiative will contribute to the efforts of the Governments of the Central Asian states - the Republics of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and the Russian Federation in meeting the growing operational challenges of migration management in the current global health crisis situation.
Strengthening the Management and Coordination of the Transitory Care Center (CAT) in Villa del Rosario in the Norte de Santander Department The main objective of the project is to strengthen the capacities of theColombian Government (GoC) on the management and coordination of the Transitory Attention Center (CAT) in the municipality of Villa del Rosario. In relation to the management of the CAT, IOM will lead the coordination for the provision of services within the temporary accommodation and the maintenance of its infrastructure. Likewise, IOM will help government entities in their role of coordinating with the different actors for the humanitarian response and at the same time create synergies among the actors in the CAT. Finally, IOM will be in charge of compliance with administrative functions applicable to the operation of the temporary accommodation.
People to People Support for Building Community Resilience through Recovery and Reconstruction in Nepal The project aims to minimize the challenges Nepal faces from natural disasters and resultant displacement. Centrally, it builds resilience through sustainable recovery and reconstruction activities in vulnerable communities across eight districts, including by rebuilding critical infrastructure, identifying and mapping open evacuation spaces and training newly elected officials and community members.
Community Health and Mobility in the Pacific (CHAMP) The objective of this project is to contribute to an environment which enables migrants, their families and migration-affected communities to enjoy the benefits of good physical health and wellbeing. This will be done through building capacity to address the mobility dimensions of sexual and reproductive health (SRH), violence against women and girls (VAWG), and communicable diseases in Fiji, Papua New Guinea (PNG), Vanuatu and Solomon Islands (SOI). The expected outcome of the project is that governments and the civil society develop, update and deliver community health policies and programmes that are sensitive to gender and mobility.
Improving Migrant and Community Preparation and Awareness to Counter Trafficking (IMPACT) The project aims to produce a scalable and replicable model that empowers the most at risk communities and their members in Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) to identify and prevent Trafficking in Persons (TiP) and unethical recruitment practices leading to forms of modern slavery. Through tested, targeted and culturally appropriate interventions and campaigns, the BARMM government, communities and migrants, especially women prone to migrate for domestic work, will be empowered to identify key indicators of TiP and unethical recruitment practices and understand their human rights throughout the migration journey.
E-Learning Solutions to Support the Justice Academy of the Ministry of Justice of Azerbaijan – Phase II This project supports the Justice Sector Reforms in Azerbaijan by building the capacity of the Justice Academy to provide trainings, develop and institutionalize courses within the formal curriculum of theAcademy. The project aims to contribute to the Academy's efforts to build capacity of, judges, candidate judges, prosecutors and lawyers. Inaddition, the project aims to expand access to justice as it anticipatesestablishment of Legal Aid Centers and provision of pro-bono legal aid in four regional hubs. The proposed activities are the extension of the E-Learning Solutions to Support Justice Academy of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Azerbaijan project and aim to further enhancecapacities and learning at the judicial level. The proposed extension has been designed and will be carried out in close coordination and cooperation with the Academy as a result of the project's successful implementation capacities of justice sector actors addressing domestic and transnational crimes will be improved. Additionally the project withfurther contribute to the implementation of national action plans pertaining to criminal justice reforms in the country. Furthermore, the action will contribute to the civil society participation through facilitation of engagement in the provision of free legal aid to the population and consequently expand access to justice in the country.
Strengthening of Organized Society Organizations for the Prevention and Identification of Possible Human Trafficking Cases at Community Level This project focuses on improving coordination mechanisms at the local, community level for the prevention of human trafficking in Nicaragua, through knowledge management, strengthening of mechanisms and tools for prevention, case management and actions to raise awareness and prevent this crime in articulation with civil society organizations. The planned actions have a gendered and generational approach particularly for populations with diverse sexual orientation or non-binary gender identities. The results are based on the promotion of human rights and development. The implementation of the “Pay Attention to the Signs” campaign will be promoted through actions in the communities that generate behavioral changes in people regarding the practices that promote human trafficking. An essential component will be to strengthen the coordination of community networks for the prevention of trafficking, including communities impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The project seeks to improve the technical capabilities and resources of civil society organizations for the prevention and accurate identification of possible cases of human trafficking in Nicaragua at the community level.
Provide life-saving Primary Health Care Services and Provision of Rapid Response and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support for Vulnerable IDPs, Returnees and Affected Host Communities in Unity, Upper Nile and other sites across South Sudan This project will provide life-saving emergency and essential primary health care (PHC) services through IOM static clinics, as well as mobileresponses through rapid response teams (RRT) missions. IOM will ensure abalance of both internally displaced persons (IDPs) and conflict-affected host community members prioritizing the greatest need. IOM will improve access to preventive and curative health services, covering all domains of emergency and PHC services. This includes routine immunization for children, early warning, alert and response system (EWARS)/ integrated disease surveillance and response (IDSR) and response to disease outbreaks, clinical management of rape, nutrition screening, comprehensive HIV/TB care and treatment, basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care services, integrated mental health and psychosocial support and health promotion. To ensure continuity of services and build national capacity for emergency response IOM will also provide training and mentorship for health personnel including fromthe Ministry of Health (MOH) and National NGOs.
Regional Dialogue to Address Human Mobility and Climate Change Adaptation in the Eastern Caribbean The general objective of the project is to enhance the governance of human mobility related to environmental change in the Eastern Caribbean through improved evidence and regional cooperation. The intervention will be implemented in six independent member states of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS).
Facilitating Refugee Resettlement to Lithuania This project aims to provide comprehensive resettlement services to those refugees identified by the Government of Lithuania for resettlement to Lithuania in 2016 and 2017. Resettlement will take placefrom Turkey. IOM Turkey will provide logistical support to the refugees as follows: facilitation of permits for internal travel, transportation of refugees from place of residence to interview, accommodation, catering, and interpretation services. Once the selection process is concluded by the Migration department under the Ministry of the Interior(MD), in coordination with UNHCR, IOM Turkey will provide a pre-departure orientation session and a pre-embarkation session to support smooth travel from Turkey to Lithuania and explain the process of travelling as well as the procedures on flight. IOM Turkey will also conduct pre-departure health assessments. 24-48h before departure, refugees will go through a pre-departure fit-to-travel/pre-embarkation check (FTT/PEC) (also facilitated by IOM Turkey).IOM Turkey is responsible for the movement management and pre-departure travel arrangements for the final stage of departure: tickets to domestic and to final destination, transportation to embarkation airports, provision of escorts where deemed necessary, and departure assistance for selectedrefugees. The integration process will involve NGOs in Lithuania who will accompany and guide refugees through their integration during the post-arrival Lithuania phase.
Assistance to Ghanaian Returnees and Potential Migrants The project seeks to establish a sustainable reintegration support system through the creation of livelihood opportunities for Ghanaian returnees.