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Responding to the Immediate and Vital Needs of Those Affected by Humanitarian Crisis in Kembe, Gambo, Bangassou and Rafai Sub-Prefectures Since the security situation has deteriorated considerably in certain areas (Ouaka, Haute Kotto, Basse Kotto, Mbomou, and Haut Mbomou) in Central African Republic and the number of displaced people has increased, IOM is optimizing and strengthening its humanitarian interventions. More specifically, IOM is providing rapid assistance to the affected populations through the distribution of non-food item kits and emergency shelter kits to vulnerable people in the Kembe, Gambo, Bangassou and Rafai sub-prefectures. In addition, IOM continues contributing to the protection of vulnerable persons and more particularly on the Kembe-Gambo-Bangassou-Rafai axis through monitoring activities of protection and strengthening of camp coordination and camp management in sites in the area.
State Admission Programme of Berlin for Refugees from Lebanon 2021 This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 100 beneficiaries of international protection in Lebanon by facilitating their humanitarian admission to Berlin, Germany.
Addressing Urgent Humanitarian and Socio-Economic Needs of Internally Displaced Persons and Conflict-Affected Populations Along the Line of Contact in Eastern Regions of Ukraine The overall objective of the present action is to contribute towards the Government of Ukraine’s efforts to support socio-economic recovery of the internally displaced persons and conflict-affected populations around the line of contact and checkpoints of eastern Ukraine. IOM seeks to achieve this through the implementation of a comprehensive set of targeted activities to enhance employment and networking opportunities, carry out preventive measures raising awareness about the risks of trafficking and exploitation, and the provision of in-kind support to exit-entry checkpoints and medical facilities located along the line of contact to address health care needs of vulnerable individuals.
Western Hemisphere Regional Migration Capacity Building Program The objective of the programme is to strengthen governments' capacities to manage migration in a sustainable and human manner. The WHP advocates for the adoption of well-managed, regular forms of migration to concurrently reduce flows of irregular migration and vulnerabilities of migrants.
Support Insecurity-affected populations in Pakistan through provision of timely, lifesaving information through formal and informal communication channels This project supports the provision of humanitarian communications services for humanitarian clusters in Pakistan, including local, regional and national emergency management agencies.
Phase I - Capacity Building towards Resilience (CBRP) Reducing Disaster Risks in Palau In line with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) strategic focus on responding to emergencies and building the capacity of governments and Member State, IOM aims to: a) contribute to displacement prevention through enhancing resilience to disaster risks that drive population displacement; and b) effectively manage post-disaster displacement when it does occur.
Support Internally Displaced Person (IDP) Returns and Emergency Livelihoods through Debris Recycling in Kirkuk Governorate The project aims to contribute to durable solutions for displaced populations by removing debris from houses, providing ground for possible and voluntary returns, and by providing livelihoods for the conflict-affected population with cash-for-work assistance.
Strengthening the Management and Governance of Migration and the Sustainable Reintegration of Returning Migrants in Nigeria The project objective is to contribute to strengthening the governance of migration and the sustainable reintegration of returning migrants in Nigeria. The project aims at improving the governance of migration through the development of migration strategies and the implementation of migration policies. It also aims at improving the reintegration of returning migrants by strengthening national structures' capabilities to manage reintegration in a dignified and sustainable manner. The project will enable migrants and potential migrants to make informed decisions about their migratory journey. It will also strengthen migration data and communication on migratory flows, routes and trends, as well as on the needs and vulnerabilities of migrants in order to support evidence-based policies and programme design.
Iraq Community Revitalization Program – Phase VII Phase VII of the Community Revitalization Program (CRP) will continue contributing to stabilization in Iraq by improving the conditions for sustainable economic and social inclusion of vulnerable individuals and communities in governorates with significant populations of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and returnees.
Reintegration Assistance from Switzerland (RAS) This project aims at contributing to the sustainable reintegration in their countries of origin of voluntary returnees from Switzerland for migrants currently residing in Switzerland under the Swiss asylum regime. The reintegration grant may be for the set-up of income generating activity, housing assistance, training, cash for care with potential additional medical assistance.
Strengthening the Disaster Response and Preparedness Capacity in Niger through the Construction of a Multi-purpose Evacuation Site Since 2011, the Séno site located in the suburbs of Niamey has been designated by the Government of Niger as a temporary emergency evacuation site for flood victims. More recently, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is being used to accommodate the Nigerien returnees for their quarantine. However, due to the rainy season and the sandstorms, many of the emergency shelters have been damaged and require continuous reparations. Also, the site is facing many electricity as well as water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) related challenges due to poor drainage. Floods represent a recurrent phenomenon in Niamey and other parts of Niger, which require dedicated and adequate solutions for systematic evacuation options. In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic triggered heavy operational challenges to IOM’s assisted voluntary return assistance to stranded migrants. Temporary shelter solutions for returning migrants from Niger to their countries of origin are necessary, while ensuring adherence to the required public health measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Capitalizing on the Séno site experience described above, there is an urgent need to build a multi-purpose site that would meet the quarantine and isolation minimum standards in terms of site management, site design and first aid needs.
Psychosocial Support to Crisis Affected, Displaced and Migrant Youth and Their Families in Lebanon IOM aims to strengthen the resilience of communities through the provision of psychosocial support (PSS) and the promotion of social cohesion. IOM will maintain its support at the recreational and counselling centers in Baalbeck and in Baysariyeh (South Lebanon). IOM will also expand its program to ideally adapt to the growing needs on the ground by establishing a new recreational and counselling center in the North of Lebanon. IOM will also provide a series of trainings on PSSand social cohesion for the staff of Social Development Centers (SDCs) run by the MoSA as well as to other relevant actors and will furthermoremainstream psychosocial considerations in the provision of livelihood and protection activities.
Common Transport Services for Humanitarian Partners in South Sudan The Common Transport Services (CTS) is a free-for-user service that transports key humanitarian supplies on behalf of humanitarian actors. CTS serves as a critical link in the supply chain, enabling products and materials that arrive from regional and international suppliers to rapidly move onwards to partners located remotely in the field. Through this project, IOM aims to the effective management of the CTS by supporting humanitarian organizations’ preparedness measures to mitigate risk associated with increased insecurity, looting/theft of humanitarian supplies and critical access impediments to very vulnerable people; reduce expensive air and road transport costs; and ultimately support the timely humanitarian response to the needs of the affected populations.
Integrated Rural Economic Development for Micro-Regions in Colombia This project develops a territorial approach that enable economies at the micro-regional scale.  It involves working at the micro-regional level with a cluster of three to seven municipalities sharing geographic, agricultural and social conditions.
Provision of Integrated Multi-Sectoral Assistance to Vulnerable Dsiplaced Populaions in Somalia Through this project, IOM seeks to address the acute needs of displaced and vulnerable persons in Somalia through camp coordination and camp management, water, sanitation and hygiene, health and nutrition assistance. In particular, due to the deteriorating drought conditions, IOM is deploying emergency medical services and ensuring safe access to services through camp coordination and camp management, including strengthening communications with the communities and improving living conditions through site development and maintenance. Similarly, IOM conducts health and hygiene promotion as well as provides emergency temporary access to safe water through cash-based interventions and operating and maintaining water supply systems. In addition, IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) continues to collect internally displaced persons information on movement and needs, as well as site assessments.
Western Hemisphere Regional Migration Program The objective of the program is to advocate for the adoption of well-managed, regular forms of migration by governments that concurrently reduce flows of irregular migration and vulnerabilities of migrants in transit, while countering the efforts of human traffickers and migrant smugglers.
Promoting Ethical Recruitment and Employment of Migrant Workers in Agricultural Supply Chains in Thailand by Piloting Blockchain Solutions IOM partnered with Diginex Solutions, an environmental, social and governance (ESG) data infrastructure company, to test how and if block chain can make supply chain monitoring and management easier, and migrant workers' lives safer. During a pilot project, IOM and Diginex Solutions will test eMin - an existing digital tool that allows migrant workers to share information about their employment conditions, recruitment experiences and the migration-associated costs.
Colombia: Supporting the Ministry of Justice and Law in the Consolidation of National Transitional Justice Policies, and the Interinstitutional Information System for Transitional Justice - Phase IV In this project, IOM aims to provide continuity to and build upon the progress achieved in four previous project phases by supporting the implementation of the national transitional justice policies in Colombia. The intervention includes the integration of two new territorial administrative bodies into an existing information system that facilitates the exchange of information related to transitional justice. This will bring the total number of engaged administrative bodies engaged up to 20.
Assessing Population Mobility Dynamics and Patterns To Strengthen the Ebola Virus Disease Readiness Activities in Burundi The project adheres to CERF's lifesaving criteria through risk mapping and data sharing to reduce the risk of cross-border ebola virus disease (EVD) transmission. Availability of data on cross-border population mobility pathways obtained through population mobility mapping (PMM) and flow monitoring in four high-risk provinces will facilitate coordination and rapid information sharing internally with partners in Burundi, and will inform public health decisions aiming to prevent, detect and respond to EVD.
Strengthening Mechanisms for Humanitarian Assistance to Venezuelan Migrants, Colombian Returnees and Host Communities in Colombia The project supports the Government of Colombia with technical assistance and tools to address the dire humanitarian situation created in communities affected by the sudden increase of population flows from Venezuela in Colombia. Through this project, IOM aims at addressing the needs of Venezuelan population and receiving communities in the following areas: i) Comprehensive humanitarian assistance (including shelter and humanitarian transportation); ii) registration/documentationof Venezuelans in Colombia; iii) tracking the displacement and movement of Venezuelan refugees and migrants through IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM); and iv) rapid infrastructure interventions such as maintenance, relocations and local repairs,  to improve assistance and protection services’ provision to migrants, returnees and hosting communities.
COVID-19 Response for Vulnerable Displaced Communities in Mindanao IOM is providing life-saving assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees in the Philippines. In particular, IOM is ensuring that at-risk communities, including IDPs and returnees, are better prepared to COVID-19 through improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) by constructing and maintaining key WASH and COVID-19 preparedness facilities, as well as providing critical equipment for safer cold chain management and promoting hygiene and awareness-raising in displacement sites. In addition, IOM aims at meeting the most urgent WASH and shelter needs of persons in vulnerable situations through cash and in-kind assistance. Through this approach, the project contributes to the long-term goal that regional and community preparedness and resilience of Mindanao is improved for potential future pandemics, as the socio-economic and physical impact of COVID-19 on at-risk communities in Mindanao is mitigated.
Asia Region: Promoting Ethical Recruitment and Decent Work Among Private Sector Partners by Strengthening Company Policies to Protect Domestic Workers The objective of the project is to contribute to eliminating and preventing exploitation and human trafficking by providing private sector partners with practical guidelines and solutions for the implementation of ethical recruitment and decent work practices. In pursuit of the objective, the project will work together with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China based private sector partners, in particular to multinational enterprises, to enhance their employment contract and code of conduct to ensure compliance of their employees with ethical recruitment and decent work principles. Additionally, the project will engage private recruitment agencies in Hong Kong and their partner agencies in countries of origin (Bangladesh and Philippines) to promote ethical recruitment principles as well as strengthen the capacity of respective governments and their consultants in Hong Kong in improving responses to unethical recruitment practices and agency misconduct.
Project for Structural Improvements within the San Vicente and Lajas Blancas (Darién) Migration Reception Stations In response to the request of the Government of Panama to improve the conditions of the Migration Reception Stations (MRS) in the province of Darién, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) offers to provide technical and operational assistance for the implementation of a structural improvement project within the MRS . The general objective of the project is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of Panama in the adaptation of recreation and socialization spaces in the San Vicente and Lajas Blancas MRS.
Community Stabilization for High-Risk Communities in Ndele, Central African Republic (CAR) The project will support the fragile peace process in the Central African Republic with immediate action in Ndeleand surrounding villages, primarily along the Golongosso, Ngarba et Krakoma axes, in order to maintains momentum of community stabilization and strengthen local peacebuilding capacities; decrease the risk for recruitment and manipulation of youth by armed groups and create conditions that facilitate the reintegration of returning populations into the social community fabric.
Mekong Region: Responding to Cross-Border Mobility Challenges at Points of Entry During the COVID-19 Outbreak This project seeks to contribute to effective control of COVID-19 transmission across the Greater Mekong Region countries (i.e. Cambodian, Myanmar, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Viet Nam and Thailand). Its main focus is to target points of entry (PoEs) by enhancing capacity of border officials, reducing risks at PoEs and supporting vulnerable migrants in order to ensure safe, regular and humane migration. The project builds on three interrelated components to be implemented across all target countries including (1) procurement and distribution of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for relevant frontline immigration officials and health staff at the PoE, according to WHO Standards and national guidelines; (2) capacity development for immigration authorities to implement health-compliant border procedures; and (3) information, education and communication material for migrants. In addition, intervention on special measures for migrants in immigration detention centres will be implemented in Thailand, where IOM Thailand current works to improve the situation of vulnerable migrants who are placed in detention centres operated by the Royal Thai Government.
Provision of Lifesaving Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Supplies to Flood Affected Communities within Areas at Risk of Waterborne Disease Outbreaks in Sudan Through the Sudan Humanitarian Fund reserve allocation, IOM is providing critical WASH support to communities and reducing the risks of exposure to water borne diseases in the affected and vulnerable areas by reconstructing damaged latrines and purchasing WASH supplies that will support chlorination of the existing improved water sources and treatment and safe storage of water at household level.  IOM will also support the promotion of safer hygiene practices through the distribution of female hygiene kits, soap, jerry cans and information, education and communication materials. IOM is providing these life-saving interventions in North Darfur, West Darfur, White Nile and Blue Nile.
Provision of life-saving emergency Shelter support to vulnerable IDPs and conflict affected population across Anbar, Ninewa and Salah Al Din governorates This project supports IOM in addressing the lifesaving needs of vulnerable, conflict-effected and newly displaced populations through the provision of seasonally appropriate non-food item kits and shelter assistance packages.
Joint UN response to the humanitarian crisis in Rakhine State, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar The project specifically targets the needs of women and children through enabling critical access to maternal, neonatal, child and sexualreproductive health services through capacity building of health cadres including community health workers, refurbishment and minor infrastructure works on health care facilities, support to emergency referrals, outreach services through mobile clinics and health systems strengthening. The target beneficiaries include women, with a particularly emphasis on pregnant women and those aged 15-49, boys, men and as well as vulnerable households including female and/or child headed households, elderly, unaccompanied minors, people with disabilities and among other conditions of vulnerability.
Supporting the Developiment of the Mashreq Displacement Response Framework for Iraq IOM is partnering with the World Bank to contribute to better management of protracted displacement situations, sustainable solutions for the displaced while undertaking measures to prevent or mitigate possible additional displacement in Iraq. IOM provides inputs into the Mashreq displacement response framework, carries out data sharing and joint research, provides technical inputs towards the institutional arrangements assessment and issues around documentation and access for internally displaced persons and returnees and on an ongoing basis shares knowledge around displacement.
Emergency Assistance - Country-Level Funding - IOM 2020 The continued high level of displacements, the increasing number of people without access to basic services, ongoing violence and inter-community tensions, Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) outbreak in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, and recently COVID-19 crisis puts extreme pressure on humanitarian delivery systems. This project aims to contribute towards a more informed and coordinated humanitarian response in displacement sites in Ituri and North Kivu provinces, as well as to improve the living conditions and protection of the most vulnerable IDPs.
Special Measures to Support the Response to the Refugee and Migrant Situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina The overall objective of the project is to support Bosnia and Herzegovina in managing migration flows in the context of increased number of refugees, asylum-seekers and migrants entering the country since the end of2017. This will be achieved by: 1) Improving the capacity for identification, registration, direct protection and assistance provision, as well as referrals to basic services, such as health care, psychosocial support, education for children, and support for assisted voluntary return; 2) Ensuring adequate shelter and protection-sensitive accommodation non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene (for Persons of Concern, including those in vulnerable situations; 3) Ensuring access to sufficient food and nutrition, including adequate nutrition for children below 2 years of age; and 4) Strengthening capacity of border control and surveillance, thereby also contributing to the fight against and prevention of migrant smuggling, trafficking in human beings and other types of cross-border crime.
UNAIDS 2018-2019, Unified Budget Results and Accountability Framework (UBRAF) Through the UNAIDS Unified Budget and Framework (UBRAF) joint programme on HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment for key and vulnerable populations,IOM intends to target key and vulnerable populations across 19 areas across South Sudan including internally displaced persons (IDPs) in and out of Protection of Civilian sites (PoCs) for HIV prevention, testing and treatment services, in collaboration with key stakeholders includingthe Ministry of Health, South Sudan AIDS Commission (SSAC) and Joint United Nations Team on AIDS (JUNTA) team. PoC sites (Bentiu, Malakal andWau) where IOM provides primary health-care services will be targeted.
PHL Surigao avfall PHL Surigao solid waste Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se. Feasibility study for a solid waste management system and a sanitary landfill in Surigao City, Mindanao, The Philippines.  The study will last 7 months starting May 2003.  Local Partner Local Government of Surigao City Swed. partner Sweco international
Programutvecklingsfonden Program Development Fund - Short term cons, Solis The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
ACCORD - Secondment ACCORD - Sekondering Secondment of advisor on peace and security to ACCORD, Durban, South Africa. Sekundering av rådgivare inom fred och säkerhet till ACCORD, Durban, South Africa.
OHCHR 1999 - vf victims of torture MR-kontoret 1999 Stödet avser fyra frivilligfonder;  urbefolknigsårtiondet - 300000  tekniskt sanarbete - 1000000  tortyroffer - 2000000   rasism - 200000 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se.
MAR trafiksäk 3 MAR traff safety 3 The project purpose is to reinforce the moroccan capacity to improve the traffic safety in the country. Projektet syftar till att förstärka den marockanska kapaciteten att hantera ett effektivt trafiksäkerhetsarbete i landet.