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Sumitomo Labour Supply Chain Mapping The project aims to contribute to promoting ethical recruitment principles including no recruitment fees and costs to migrant workers (The Employer Pays Principle) in Sumitomo’s labour supply chain  and will generate preliminary evidence and address knowledge gaps on recruitment and employment of Ukrainian, Kazakh and Mongolian migrant workers at Sumitomo’s site in Hungary. Sumitomo Electric Group (Sumitomo) has committed to the Employer Pays Principle. In pursuit of successful implementation of the principle and better understanding of the risks in the labour supply chain, IOM is to conduct a labour supply chain mapping for Sumitomo. Conducting a labour supply chain mapping will increase transparency and assess risks of labour exploitation with Sumitomo labour suppliers in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Mongolia and Hungary and identify improvement measures, where necessary. The assessment will also help assess gaps between the operations, internal policies, relevant regulatory frameworks and the IRIS Standard on ethical recruitment.  The assessment will look at the recruitment and selection process, recruitment fees and related costs, transparency of hiring, working and living conditions, and access to effective grievance mechanisms for migrant workers from Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Mongolia working at the Sumitomo site in Mór, Hungary.
Promoting Peaceful Electoral Environment and Community Security in Liberia To create a peaceful electoral environment by supporting interventions on conflict prevention and mitigation of widespread insecurity, human rights violations, and electoral violence before, during, and after the 2023 General Elections in Liberia.
Support Institutions and Communities to Build Open and Inclusive Society in Kosovo The overall goal of the project is to contribute towards more inclusive policies and legislation that non-majority communities will benefit from and therefore improve their resilience to the risk of escalating conflict. At the same time, the project is creating linkages between communities, foster cooperation and ultimately contribute towards safe, democratic and developed society for all. To achieve this outcome, IOM will work with the Office for Community Affairs within the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Office of Strategic Planning, Deputy Prime Minister for Minority Issues and Human Rights and line ministries (Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Ministry for Communities and Returns and others, Ministry of Administration and Local Governance) ensuring that the needs and rights of minorities are taken into consideration into policies and laws, and appropriate budget for their implementation is allocated; while fostering the participation of non-majority communities in advocacy initiatives, and promoting dialogue between communities and/or institutions. IOM will continue to work with academia and educational institutions to enable learning of official languages at the University and pre-University levels and improve the quality of translation by establishing a central translation unit within the OPM.
Building the MHPSS-Gender-Peacebuilding Nexus: Fostering Wellbeing, Non-violent, Gender Equitable Masculinity, and Social Restoration with Young People in West Darfur, Sudan This pilot project focuses on a crucial integration of capacity building for mental health and psychosocial support services (MHPSS) for the community in West Darfur, Sudan, especially the youth, to address the cycles of conflict and trauma, while supporting community and youth-led programmes to address the root causes of conflict, promote peacebuilding, social cohesion, and improve gender relations including notions of masculinity. This is accomplished by supporting the Ministry of Health to provide comprehensive MHPSS services and encouraging the community, especially the youth who have been impacted by conflict, to seek out these services. The project promotes peace education and provides guidance and material support to youth groups to work together within their own communities to address gender issues, peacebuilding, governance, rule of law, justice, and socio-economic recovery in an effort to contribute to ending the cycle of conflict.
Southern Africa Tuberculosis and Health Systems Support Project (SATBHSS) The goal of this project is to support the Ministry of Health Mozambique (MISAU) in developing a viable model for quality occupational health services for miners and other migrant workers, in an integrated approach that addresses patient follow-up in South Africa as well as prevention and care among communities of origin in Mozambique. This is expected to contribute to improved health outcomes of migrant workers through improving access to occupational health screening services, referral pathways, patient and relatives’ follow-up.
Combatting Modern Slavery in Mining Sites in North and South Kivu The overall project objective is to contribute to improving stability and access to human rights in and around mining areas in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) through interventions seeking to curb the prevalence of modern slavery, with a focus on vulnerable women and children.  The interventions seek to contribute to develop the capacities of local authorities, the civil society and artisanal mining operators, as well as strengthening coordination mechanisms to effectively combat modern slavery in mining supply chains. This combination of community-based and government-led approaches is being employed to enhance project effectiveness and sustainability based on the lessons learned and strategic needs identified during previous and ongoing programming. This project additionally contributes to the goal of the Government of DRC to achieve mandatory due diligence obligations in the mining sector while simultaneously contributing to training and awareness raising on the prevention of trafficking in persons, detecting, investigating, and prosecuting traffickers, as well as protection and assistance to victims and witnesses.
SCAAN - Security Communications and Analysis Network Enhancing ILO staff security with SCAAN [Security Communications and Analysis Network]
EU Regional Support to Protection-Sensitive Migration Management Systems in the Western Balkans - Phase III The programme has been designed to build upon the results of past phases of the regional migration programme, taking into account lessons learned and best practices. It complements other Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance funded activities planned at the beneficiary level.
Leveraging the Potential of the Diaspora for the Development of Mongolia The project aims to contribute to strengthening engagement between the Government of Mongolia and the Mongolian diaspora by improving the understanding of diaspora engagement in Mongolia and increasing the engagement between the diaspora, the Government and the Mongolian society. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia (MFA), there are over 180,000 Mongolians living abroad which represents around 5.5% of the total population. In the last few decades, the Mongolian diaspora has become economically and socially significant in the country. Moreover, during an IOM rapid diaspora mapping, around 98% of the survey participants have expressed their interest in contributing to the development of Mongolia by exchanging and transferring their knowledge and experience, mobilizing their networks and connections to support local businesses and investments and providing financial support.To reach the project objectives, IOM will: (1) Increase the understanding of diaspora engagement in Mongolia by generating evidence and data on diaspora and learning from international good practices and experiences; and (2): Increase the engagement between the Mongolian diaspora, the Government and the Mongolian society through dedicated policies, institutions, diaspora and national stakeholder consultations and national forums.
Supporting Vulnerable Individuals to Access the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will work in partnership with Here for Good, and in close cooperation with a wide referral network of third sector organisations and Local Authority frontline teams, to deliver OISC Level 2+ advice and casework support to vulnerable or at-risk EU citizens and eligible family members, to support their applications to the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS).
Sports for Inclusion: Football against Racism The project aims to promote inclusion of migrants in host societies through the common practice of football and to contribute to the fight against racial discrimination against vulnerable communities in Tunisia. The target is both migrant youth and host communities, using football to foster integration and reduce potential tensions between communities. IOM will provide football coaches with the necessary skills to combat racial discrimination in their communities, through training tailored to inclusion and living together.
Supporting Cabo Verde's Local and National Government Towards Sustainable and Inclusive Diaspora Engagement Six years after the launch of Cabo Verde's first Diaspora Strategy Plan and in the context of the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Cabo Verde is seeking to review its strategy to better engage with its diaspora and level-up the potential of their valuable contributions. The Government is seeking to attract investments and new business creation in innovative and promising sectors. In addition, the Government recognizes the need to include the particularities of each municipality in the updated strategy, whilst ensuring a coordinated approach across the different levels of governance.  In this context, the project aims to contribute to sustainable and inclusive diaspora engagement for the development of Cabo Verde.
Implementation of the EU EOM to Nigeria 2023 The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2023 EU EOM to Nigeria, for the Federal Level Elections, scheduled for the 25th of February 2023 and the State Level Elections scheduled for the 11th of March 2023. IOM will select of team of experts (Project Manager, Logistics Expert, Security Expert and Deputy, IT Expert, Finance & Contract Expert, six Liaison Officers) who will be deployed to Abuja from end of December 2022 to end of April 2023 to implement the mission. The EOM will be composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 11 members and 40 Long Term Observers. IOM will have no visibility in the project.
Humanitarian Response to Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela – Phase IV The project aims to continue improving access to protection and health services (including mental health and psychosocial support), as well as strengthening humanitarian assistance (shelter, water and sanitation), child protection, prevention and mitigation of gender-based violence and the integration of the migrant and refugee population from Venezuela in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, while seeking to develop different initiatives with civil society organizations in the region, collaborating in strengthening their capacities. It also aims to enhance the provision of health services in border areas in Venezuela.
Breaking the Climate-Conflict Cycle in Hirshabelle, Somalia The primary focus of this action is on reducing environmental-induced displacement and conflict in Hirshabelle State, specifically in Mataban, through a holistic approach involving tangible investment in natural resource infrastructure, pragmatic innovations for water and energy capture, livelihood opportunities in the agro-pastoralist sector, and reforestation.
Migration Profile for Mozambique – a Tool for Evidence-Based Policy-Making and Programming The overall objective of this project is to contribute to evidence-based policymaking and programming related to migration management. Government officials responsible for collecting, analyzing, and publishing migration data require greater understanding of the current migration situation within Mozambique and the skills to continue providing information on migration in order to better equip policymakers. This project intends to assist by developing a methodology for migration data collection, sharing, and analysis as well as through gathering information for a migration profile report which can serve as a baseline for further reporting. Government officials directly involved with collecting this type of information will be trained to improve the quality of existing data and promote the updating of the migration profile report on a regular basis. Also, the same officials will work closely with IOM on developing the tools needed for the collection of data in the future. The gender analysis of migration data will further contribute to an in-depth understanding of how migration affects different categories of the population. The migration profile will include a comprehensive chapter on diaspora including a mapping of the Mozambican diaspora. Migration profiles need to be government-owned to become an effective policymaking tool and ensure sustainability. At the beginning of the project, a technical working group (TWG) will be established to guide implementation.
Making Migration Work for All: Improved Social Cohesion and Fair Access to Services for Migrants in Morocco The programme aims to improve social cohesion in three regions by facilitating integrated multi-cultural socioeconomic activities and dialogue and promoting inclusive access to basic services through the support to local protection mechanisms for migrants and refugees in vulnerable situations, capacity-building activities and context-specific communication strategies on rights and services for migrants.
Community Revitalization Programme - Phase X This project aims to improve the conditions for dignified and voluntary durable solutions to progressively resolve the displacement of internally displaced persons in Iraq through returns, local integration, and settlement in new locations, while also supporting efforts to prevent additional climate-induced displacement in the country.
Strengthening the Capacities of the Government of El Salvador to Provide Access to Programmes on Violence Prevention, Gender, and Prevention of Irregular Migration The objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening the capacities of the Government of El Salvador to provide access to adolescent returnees to programmes on violence prevention, gender (new masculinities), and prevention of irregular migration. To achieve this, manuals will be developed to increase the capacities of the Salvadoran Institute for the Development of Children and Adolescents' government officials (ISNA for its initials in Spanish) to offer psychosocial support and apply conflict resolution techniques with adolescent returnees. The ISNA's Centers for the Care of Childhood, Youth, and Family (CANAF for its initials in Spanish) will then use these manuals to strengthen their capacities through the implementation of socio-educational measures on violence prevention, gender, prevention of irregular migration, and professional and social skills for adolescent returnees. Finally, an action plan will be developed to replicate these programmes. As a result, it is expected that the ISNA will integrate the action plan into its Annual Operational Plans to implement additional programmes on violence prevention, gender, and prevention of irregular migration for adolescent returnees in the future.
Self-Employment Creation for Rural Youth to Build Peaceful Environment and Enhance Social Cohesion in Mali In the context of transition, following the August 2020 coup in Mali and the upcoming elections, armed groups continue to mobilize more youth lacking economic opportunities in their communities, especially in rural areas. The project is an initiative targeting young male and female populations to reverse this trend in order to contribute to the prevention of the spread of the crisis marked by violent extremism in the south of the country. The project aims at creating decent employment opportunities for rural youth, including returnees, in the agricultural and livestock sectors, in order to strengthen social cohesion and significantly contribute to the consolidation of peace efforts in Mali by improving the prospects of young people with respect to their future and their role in the dynamics of peace while integrating aspects of adaptation to climate change and rural poverty reduction.
Weaving Lives and Hope Activity (WLH) This project will design and implement a comprehensive intervention strategy to improve the living conditions of conflict survivors and promoting individual, family and community resilience in Colombia. The project’s comprehensive transformative strategy is people-centered and context-specific and recognizes individual's and communities’ capacities to implement psychosocial support and mental health activities, build peace, and reduce violence on the one hand, while also creating alternative local development activities, promoting solidarity, and building a circular and care economy on the other. The project focuses its efforts in municipalities with Territorial Approach to Development Programs, and on groups that have historically suffered from victimizing acts and violence including women, youth, people with disabilities, LGBTI population, ethnic groups and peasant communities. Priority is given to design methodologies that promote peer learning, co-design, empowerment of local knowledge, horizontal education, circles of care, experiential learning, exchanges of knowledge, one-to-one mentoring, and the use of artistic and communication tools, among others.
Strengthening Capacities of Brazilian Municipal and Federal Government to Respond to Challenges Related to Internal Migration, Environment, and Climate Change The project aims to contribute to ensuring municipal governments in Brazil are better prepared and more resilient to respond to the challenges posed by the internal migration, environment and climate change nexus, with a view to guaranteeing the protection of the human rights of internal migrants, including the right to a sustainable environment. This will be achieved by producing new evidence and policy recommendations (Output 1.1), strengthening capacities of local and national actors (Output 1.2) and supporting the development of municipal plans in three target municipalities, to be defined in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (Output 1.3). This will contribute to mainstreaming internal migration, environment and climate change across local policies, plans and strategic decision-making. While the main focus of the project is at the local level, the project will strengthen policy coherence at the federal and state levels as well. The project will also pay special attention to areas such as social protection, which are particularly important when addressing situations of vulnerability that often occur in the context of climate-induced migration.
Improving Protection and Socio-Economic Integration of Migrants in Vulnerable Situations in Morocco IOM Morocco seeks to contribute to improving migration management in Morocco through an enhanced protection system that will respond to the immediate needs of migrants in terms of health care services, food, clothing, and shelter, and the socio-economic integration of migrants through the promotion of employability and income generating activities.
Promoting and Advancing Language Rights in Kosovo This project is part of a larger social inclusion program and aims to foster social inclusion by enhancing the learning of official languages for citizens and institutions. Its overall objective is to create an enabling environment that promotes equal use of official languages.
Document Examination Support Center (DESC) - Phase IV The Document Examination Support Center (DESC) is a regionally coordinated initiative that aims to assist requesting governments in curbing transnational organized crime, and preventing irregular migration through capacity building to support law enforcement agencies in travel document examination and verification. The regional initiative supports information sharing of best practices in travel document examination and verification procedures and patterns of document and identity frauds.
Strengthening Local and State Level Peace Architectures for Peacebuilding and Prevention in Katsina and Kaduna States of North West Nigeria This project aims to reinforce non-kinetic responses to conflict and insecurity in Kaduna and Katsina States in North West Nigeria by strengthening existing infrastructures for peace, providing safe spaces for inclusive (inter-and-intra-) community dialogue, enhancing the resilience of communities directly affected by conflict through the provision of psychosocial support, and increasing access to sustainable livelihoods.
IOM's Earthquake Response in Türkiye An earthquake of 7.7 magnitude with the epicentre in the south-east of the country, struck Türkiye on 6 February 2023, followed by 3,858 aftershocks. The earthquakes came at the peak of winter and are considered the largest earthquakes for centuries in the region. For the affected provinces, which are home to over 1.74 million refugees and migrants, the Government of Türkiye has ramped up the response and has requested international assistance to support its emergency responders. 
 
IOM is supporting earthquake-affected populations in line with the inter-agency appeal, IOM’s appeal, as well as government assistance request. The overall objective of the project is to promote the well-being of earthquake-affected populations through the provision of assistance according to the six sectoral thematic areas included in the IOM appeal: (1) Early Recovery and Livelihoods, (2) Emergency Shelter/Non-Food Items, (3) Health, (4) Protection, (5) Temporary Settlements Support, and (6) Water, Sanitation and Hygiene.
Emergency Grant Aid in Response to the Flood Disaster in Pakistan Pakistan is the eighth country in the world most vulnerable to climate change and is prone to multiple disasters including floods and earthquakes, which are major recurrent disasters that have in the past caused huge losses to life and property and bared a huge socio-economic cost. Since mid-June 2022, up to 33 million people have been affected by severe monsoon weather, with an area-weighted rainfall of 67 per cent above normal levels - equivalent to 2.9 times the national 30-year average. The storms and heavy rains have caused widespread flash floods and landslides, with severe repercussions for human lives, property, and infrastructure. To date, 80 districts across Pakistan's five of six provinces have been declared 'calamity hit' by the Government of Pakistan. Through this project, IOM is contributing towards the provision of emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance for populations affected by the floods in Pakistan. To this end, IOM is developing an intervention focused on the shelter and NFI sector that will be implemented in Balochistan, Sindh, and Khyber Pakhunkhwa provinces, the three most affected provinces by the floods.
​​Provision of Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs) for Populations Affected by Drought and the Northern Ethiopian Crisis Through this intervention, IOM and its operational partners are supporting households through provision of either lifesaving in-kind emergency shelter, in-kind non-food items (NFI), cash for NFI and/or provision of shelter repair kits in Amhara, Afar, Oromia, Somali and Tigray regions in Ethiopia. The overall objective of the project is to restore dignified living conditions and access to essential household items for internally displaced persons and returnees.
Return and Reintegration Assistance Program for People in Irregular Situation in the Canton of Geneva The cantonal program, run in collaboration between IOM Switzerland and the Red Cross Geneva provides return and reintegration assistance to 60 migrants in irregular and vulnerability situation in the canton of Geneva.