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Providing Support to the Government of Finland for Resettlement and Family Reunification of Beneficiaries of International Protection with their Family Members (2021) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 1159 beneficiaries of international protection under the Finnish refugee quota by facilitating their resettlement to Finland from Lebanon, Niger, Rwanda, Turkey, Zambia and other “unallocated quota” countries worldwide, as well as contribute to family unity for ca. 25 family members of beneficiaries of international protection residing in Finland by facilitating their family reunification to Finland.
Strengthening Immigration and Border Management in Timor-Leste The project aims to contribute to strengthening migration management and preventing irregular movements of people through the enhanced integrated border management system in Timor-Leste.
Provision of Emergency and Lifesaving Multisectoral Assistance in Response to Conflict Affected Population in Twic and Abyei Administrative Area The project aims to provide emergency assistance to populations displaced from and within Abyei Administrative Area (AAA) in South Sudan who fled their homes due to intensified violent intercommunal clashes driven by alleged territorial disputes and revenge-seeking between tribes. The project includes an integrated frontline and pipeline interventions in shelter and non-food items (S-NFI); water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) sectors to address the direct needs of the displaced populations in Abyei town and Twic County in Warrap State that the affected people sought shelter in.
Tracking and Monitoring Affected Populations by Drought and Violence in Honduras In order to respond to information gaps on mobility and needs that could contribute to ensure a better assistance and protection to the affected population in Honduras, IOM is collecting reliable and up-to-date data and analysing it through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in coordination with the relevant authorities and humanitarian partners.
Early and Improved Tuberculosis (TB) Case Detection and Treatment among Migrants and Their Families in Provinces 1, 2 and 3 of Nepal through Public Private Mix (PPM) Approach The objectives of the project are to improve early TB case detection by improving the capacity of private HACs, improve access to rapid TB diagnostics, and engage and empower women in decision making for screening and testing for definitive TB detection. In addition, migrants with other health issues such as positive HIV results, diabetes and female migrants with gynecological problems will further linked with public health system.
Phase IV: Global Led Priorities to Carry Out Principled, Effective, and Accountable Responses for the Benefit of Crisis-Affected Populations This global project aims to contribute to ensuring that IOM remains equipped to prevent and alleviate human suffering and to protect the dignity of people affected by crises in a principled, effective, and accountable manner. The project strengthens IOM's humanitarian response capacity by focusing on good programming, data and evidence and knowledge management and information management systems. The project is designed to ensure that data on the needs of displaced people, migrants in crisis and other affected populations are used by the humanitarian community and are leveraged to improve humanitarian action and that adequate systems, tools and processes are in place to support efficient and effective response.
The Operation of a Visa Application Centre At the request of the Consulate General of Brazil in Port Au Prince, Haiti, IOM will establish and operate a Brazil Visa Application Centre (BVAC) on behalf of the Consulate General of Brazil’s Visa Office in Port-au-Prince, exclusively dedicated to Haitian visa applicants seeking safe and legal migration to the Federative Republic Brazil.
Comprehensive response to the humanitarian needs of the displaced population in Burundi This project addresses the urgent shelter needs of 1,250 households, contributes to social cohesion and the absorption capacity of 15 communes in Burundi, and provides reintegration support to 1,000 households returning to these communes.  To contribute to the sustainable reintegration of returnees, IOM will support returnees through the provision of shelter repair kits and rental grant support aswell as undertaking community-prioritized quick impact projects (QIPs) which contribute to social cohesion and expanding community absorption capacity.
Implementation of the EU EOM to Ethiopia 2021 Through this project, IOM implements the logistics, security, financial/administrative and information technology aspects of the EU Election Observation Mission to Ethiopia in 2021 for the Parliamentary and Regional Council Elections.
Supporting the Development and Implementation of IBM Programming in Asia Pacific Region This will provide technical assistance to country offices to develop immigration and border management (IBM) programmes in the region and identify necessary technical expertise to support the activities of IBM unit including the development/upgrading of border management software.
Response to the Ebola Virus Disease Epidemic in the Nzérékoré Region The project, in line with the Government's priorities within the framework of the National Response Plan, aims to contribute to the interruption of the chain of transmission of EVD in the Nzérékoré region by directing the response towards the target areas presenting high risks linked to the dynamics of mobility. The response strategy will focus on the current epicenter and the surrounding health districts of the N'Zérékoré region and will ensure points of entry and health control points capacity improving around the epicente, active search for contacts and suspected cases along the axes of mobility and support to public health information and cross-border management of health emergencies.
Secure Cross Border Social Economic and Commercial Activities in the Great Lakes Region Through the construction and capacity building of a one stop border post between Rusizi II (Rwanda) and Bukavu (DRC) the action seeks to strengthen sub-regional economic integration and social cohesion of cross-border communities.
Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) and Financial Diversification in Timor-Leste This project aims to assist the government of Timor-Leste to develop and establish a holistic and integrated, national financing framework (INFF). The INFF will help to improve the governance and coordination, articulate a financing strategy and strengthen the monitoring and oversight framework.
Providing Life-Sustaining Humanitarian Assistance to Conflict Affected Populations in Azerbaijan This action aims to contribute to addressing the crucial humanitarian needs and building resilience of vulnerable populations residing in conflict-affected districts in Azerbaijan through the provision of multi-purpose cash assistance for a total of 1,500 vulnerable, temporarily displaced households.  The assistance will be unconditional, allowing vulnerable individuals the flexibility to choose goods or services they would like to purchase based on their own time-specific needs and household priorities.
Supporting the Government of Thailand to Improve Migration and Border Management Structures in the Midst of Rapid ASEAN Integration The project will conduct a rigorous, context-driven border and migration management assessment, to provide a complete overview of the migration management structure of Thailand and enable the development and delivery of productive capacity-building activities based upon identified needs and requirements. The assessment will encompass tailored recommendations for the Thai Immigration Bureau and will serve as an evidence-based platform from which pragmatic and relevant interventions will be conceptualized and implemented by the Government of Thailand to better refine border operations and inter/intra agency cooperation to combat transnational organized crime.
MDB Platform on Economic Migration and Forced Displacement (EMFD) This project aims to develop the AfDB - IOM Joint Strategic Economic Sector Works (ESWs), in particular on inclusive diaspora engagement, climate induced forced displacement and migration, and skills mobility and knowledge transfer. AfDB and IOM will mobilize their thematic expertise to spearhead the development of three knowledge products, constituting the ESWs. These knowledge products will provide clear strategic recommendations that will be used to inform various discussions among relevant stakeholders in targeted events and meetings, in order to foster partnership on various aspects of migration as well as preventing and addressing forced displacement. These studies are intended to help inform actions (policy dialogues, projects/programs etc.) that facilitate sustainable peace, inclusive economic integration and development of the African continent.
Regional Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen The Regional Migrant Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen (RMRP) 2018 - 2020 is a migrant-focused humanitarian and development strategy for vulnerable migrants from the Horn of Africa, specifically those from Somalia, Djibouti and Ethiopia, moving bi-directionally to and from Yemen. Through this project, IOM outlines humanitarian, transitional and developmental activities, with the aim of addressing drivers of migration, building local institution capacity for better migration management, and providing sustainable reintegration.
Government of the Republic of Zambia (GRZ) - United Nations (UN) Joint Programme on Gender Based Violence Phase II This project intends to reach migration affected populations in two local integration areas of Meheba and Mayukwayukwa, as well as the surrounding refugee and host communities in the districts of Kalumbila and Kaoma, in the North Western and Western Provinces in Zambia. In particular, through this project, IOM is providing safe shelters for gender-based violence (GBV) survivors, as well as information dissemination and advocacy for GBV prevention and response in the country.
RAF: Return Assistance for Foreigners 2 The project aims to contribute to Lithuania's comprehensive approach towards migration management through facilitating the voluntary return of migrants, including migrants in situation of vulnerability, who wish to return voluntarily to their countries of origin.
Humanitarian Assistance Programme (HAP) in AFghanistan The objective of the proposed project is to continue supporting IOM Afghanistan's Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP), implementing modifications to enhance its impact and consolidate the gains of the last nine years. The project will provide emergency relief assistance through provision of non-food items (NFIs), emergency shelter and cash assistance for vulnerable natural disaster or conflict affected/displaced populations. The project will also provide enhanced community level preparedness and capacities by conducting community-based disaster risk management activities in selected disaster-prone communities.  Lastly the project will provide strengthening the institutional capacity of the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) and providing technical support to provincial ANDMA offices and strengthening of the Emergency Shelter (ES)/NFI Cluster through dedicated staffing at the national and regional levels.
Strengthening the Justice and Security Sector Response to Drug Trafficking and Transnational Organized Crime to Reduce Insecurity in Guinea-Bissau The Bissau Guinean authorities have shown a renewed engagement in the fight against drug trafficking and organized crime. Therefore, considering the impact these crimes have on the development and stability of the country, as well as on the credibility and accountability of its institutions, the UN namely  UNDP, UNODC, IOM, UNIOGBIS-CDTOC, will combine  their expertise for an integrated, coordinated approach and will support the national capacities to address drug trafficking and organized crime during the United Nations reconfiguration in Guinea-Bissau. IOM intervention will contribute to enhance capacities of the Ministry of Justice and relevant authorities in preventing human trafficking and supporting an integrated protection system for victims.
Strengthening COVID-19 Life-Saving Response in Humanitarian Settings In line with IOM’s 2021 Strategic Response and Recovery Plan (SRRP), through this intervention IOM will focus on the short-term and immediate needs of affected populations by the COVID-19 pandemic. In particular, this project focuses on providing life-saving assistance on those countries affected by an ongoing humanitarian situation, in order to enhance support in locations considered the most vulnerable to the global pandemic, both in regard to affected populations, many of which are displaced and impoverished, as well as national capacities to cope with the virus disease, due to the insufficient capacity of national and local health systems.
Enhancing Gender-Sensitive TB Detection, Surveillance, Treatment and Prevention Among Mobile Populations from the Republic of Moldova The project will contribute to a comprehensive understanding on migrant and gender-specific barriers to access tuberculosis (TB) medical care and promote the formulation and implementation of evidence-based and gender-sensitive migrant health policies in Moldova. It aims to improve TB detection, surveillance, treatment and prevention through research and data collection through the development of a migration module in the existing information monitoring and evaluation system of TB patients (SIME TB) and a qualitative study on gendered health care seeking behaviour and access to TB treatment. Moreover, the project will raise awareness and build the capacity of government officials and health workers through an interregional workshop and gender-sensitive training on TB control and care among migrants. Moreover, the project will support a national information campaign on access to TB treatment for circular migrants. Community-based programmes such as workshops and peer support groups led by TB survivors and caretakers will further promote knowledge exchange on TB prevention and treatment.
Supporting Vulnerable Female-Headed Households Through Access to Income Generating Activities in Oromia and Somali Regions This project aims to improve the socio-economic status of female-headed internally displaced persons (IDP) households and host communities in the Somali and Oromia regions in Ethiopia.  Female-headed IDP householdsare often among the most vulnerable families in these communities, and may lack access to financial resources, skills training and market information. The proposed project intends to facilitate sustainable economic opportunities for these households through a combination of interventions that improve living standards, provide skills training andpromote business development and other income generating activities. Other components of the project include community engagement and information awareness campaigns.
Relocation of 500 Unaccompanied Children From Greece - Complementary Assistance Project After Arrival in France This project aims at providing post arrival assistance and accompaniement to those 500 unaccompanied children arriving in France from Greece.
Regional Report on the Attainment of SDGs in Countries Affected by Crisis in the Arab Region The overall aim of the project is to establish a regional yet context-specific report and reference guide that incorporates tools and approaches for achieving SDGs in the participating countries. The report and reference guide will help address the multifaceted challenges faced by countries affected by conflict in the Arab region and their impact for these and the region in general.
Enhancing Peace and Security Measures in Somalia through Support for the National Programme on Disengaged Combatants The overall project objective is to contribute to community security and stability through the rehabilitation and community-based reintegration of disengaged combatants and associated women in Somalia. The project supports the Government of Somalia with the direct implementation of activities under the National Program. The two primary outputs of the project are the implementation of rehabilitation centres and community-based support for social and economic reintegration of Al-Shabaab disengaged combatants and associated women.
Supporting Stability and Sustainable Returns in Ninewa The objective of this project is to contribute to stability and conducive conditions for return and reintegration, through rebuilding trust and access to services in Ninewa. IOM will provide technical advice, infrastructure support and capacity building of government entities.
Police Professionalization and Community Policing in Kasai Oriental Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo – Phase III In response to the local authorities' request and based on positive results achieved during the previous project phases, this project aims to expand the community policing methodology into the Dibindi district. At the same time, to consolidate the successes of the previous project phases, the new phase continues to monitor the functioning and activities of security actors of the Bipemba district (Project Phase 1) and the Muya district (Project Phase 2). Based on these monitoring activities, technical and logistical support is provided when needed. IOM also monitors the positive engagement of security actors towards communities.  This support mostly concerns the organization of neighborhood meetings and Local Security Committees (Conseils Locaux pour la Sécurité de Proximité) meetings. To improve the security of the communities in Dibindi district, the project adopts a holistic approach by targeting all security actors and communities, and by supporting the creation of structures and mechanisms to better manage security in line with the community policing principles.
Emergency Life-Saving Assistance and Protection to Displacement Affected Populations in Ethiopia Through this project, IOM aims to provide meaningful multi-sector humanitarian assistance to displacement affected persons across Ethiopia. Building on previous projects, this project aims to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance and contribute to the protection of internally displaced persons in Ethiopia through: shelter & non-food items assistance, provision of water Sanitation and hygiene services and multi-sectoral assistance to forced migrant returnees from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. In addition, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), IOM is providing key information to the government and humanitarian partners in the country on the internal displacement situation and corresponding humanitarian needs in areas affected by conflict.
Helping Belarus Address the Phenomenon of Increasing Numbers of Irregular Migrants The project will support Belarus in the development and implementation of the country's irregular migration and asylum policies and strategies in order to bring them closer to EU and international standards and good practices. The project will contribute to the strengthening and respect of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the area of irregular migration in Belarus and the convergence of Belarus' normative framework with the EU's corresponding framework. The project will also contribute to the facilitation of operational cooperation between the EU, EU Agencies, EU Member States and Belarus and the improved security in the region and on the external border with Belarus.
Distribution of Winterization Assistance to Vulnerable Families in Afghanistan To save lives in the areas of highest needs in Afghanistan, in line with the Emergency Shelter/Non-Food Item (ES/NFI) Cluster’s Winterization strategy, IOM will distribute cash for winterization, blanket modules, and winter clothing kits to internally displaced persons and other vulnerable groups in host communities. The cash assistance will be one-off assistance of the amount needed by a family of seven as per ES/NFI Cluster standards to cover, fully or partially, their basic needs. This will be complemented with in-kind assistance (distribution of winter clothing and blankets) based on assessed needs.
Emergency Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Support to Crises Affected Population of Tigray Region, Ethiopia In Ethiopia, the internal displacement and humanitarian needs are mainly derived by the ongoing conflicts and floods in the country. The ongoing conflicts, climate shocks and displacements continue to pose serious protection concerns for the affected population. Through this project, IOM plans to provide life-saving and life-sustaining water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) support to 79,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) in Tigray region through provision of safe drinking water, construction of emergency latrine facilities and hygiene promotion.
Hellenic Integration Support for Beneficiaries of International Protection - HELIOS The project’s aims at contributing to beneficiaries increasing their prospects towards self-reliance, supporting them in their path to becoming active members of the Greek society and facilitating their non-discriminatory access to public services once they will withdraw from the reception schemes and subsequently stop receiving benefits related to emergency support. The efforts foreseen under the present action shall also pilot an integration mechanism for this target group which will result in a rotation mechanism for the overstretched Greek temporary accommodation system. Besides reducing the likelihood of overpopulation and constant expansion of the reception system in the long run, these efforts shall in fact contribute to the decongestion of the ESTIA accommodation scheme and of the Open Accommodation Centers
Provision of Multipurpose Cash (MPC) to Communities Affected by the Food Insecurity in South Sudan According to the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), more than 230,000 individuals in Fangak and Pibor Counties in South Sudan are currently facing food insecurity due to climatic shocks (floods and droughts), conflict, economic downturn, displacement, and disrupted livelihoods. In this project, IOM is providing multi-purpose cash assistance to the most vulnerable populations classified as catastrophic/level 5 of the IPC. The multipurpose cash assistance enables and provides flexibility to the most vulnerable populations to address their food insecurity needs and compliments the wider humanitarian response beyond food distribution and other non-food-items and water, sanitation and hygiene needs which arise due to food insecurity.
Technical Proposal for Monitoring and Oversight of Infrastructure and Agriculture Projects in Pakistan For this monitoring project, the IOM monitoring team consisting of 21 national Monitoring Officers will visit International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Pakistan (INL-P) project locations in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK). IOM will develop individual monitoring plans for each INL-P-funded project.
Reinforcement and Decentralization of the Response against Tuberculosis and HIV/Sida for Vulnerable Populations in Guinea This project is intended for the acquisition of drug and inputs of health, the acquisition of equipment, non-medical equipment, the financing of the activities and the operation of the people receiving benefits and of under member elects of programme of care treatment and support of the people living with the HIV and the tuberculosis patients,a prevention program as of the transmission of the HIV and tuberculosis,the training of the people receiving benefits, the activities of supervision, operation teams of the program, entity of setting works of the program and the management team of the grant.