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Provision of life-saving primary health care,  WASH services and protection assistance to the vulnerable people affected of the Kasai crisis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo The project intends to contribute to addressing the humanitarian situation in Kasai region, especially to improve living conditions of women and men affected by Kasai crisis and host communities in Kamonia health zone including major cross border town Kamako where many of the displaced Congolese in Angola crossing the border to return home villages. The proposed project will provide life-saving healthcare and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services and necessary protection assistance including provision of nutrition and gender-based violence (GBV) support and distribution of essential household items.
Provision of Integrated Services and Promotion of Social Cohesion through a Municipal Migrant and Refugee Centre in Izmir The proposed project seeks to support the Izmir metropolitan municipality in implementing a model for integrated service delivery to migrants, refugees and other vulnerable groups to promote social cohesion with the host community.  The project will ensure that establishment of a municipality centre for migrants and refugees will provide counselling and referral services as well as support the existing municipality services through financial and in-kind support to include migrant and refugee groups in their actions. The project will also seek to strengthen the capacity of relevant stakeholders including the municipality, local public institutions, and NGOs in working with and for migrants, refugees and the host community through comprehensive technical assistance and capacity building actions. The project will enhance consultation and communication channels between migrants, refugees and host communities in order to enhance dialogue and social cohesion in selected municipalities and in particular aiming to reduce inter-communal tensions that may arise from real and perceived competition for employment, resources and access to public services. Together these components will ensure that the Izmir municipality has the framework in place to sustainably operate its services tailored for migrants and refugees.
Building CCCM Capacities of Local Communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina to Manage Natural and Human-Made Hazards This project represents IOM’s component of the Joint UN Programme “Disaster Risk Reduction for Sustainable Development in Bosnia and Herzegovina”, a four-year programme (2019-2022) implemented by the UN agencies UNDP, UNICEF, UNESCO, UNFPA and FAO in partnership with the local authorities of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and with the financial support of the Government of Switzerland whose overall objective is to strengthen local governments preparedness for and response to displacement caused by natural and human-made hazards in BiH.
Support the Territorialization of the Public Policy of Attention, Assistance and Comprehensive Reparation to the Victims of the Internal Armed Conflict, in the Framework of the NDP 2018-2022 This project contributes to the creation of mechanisms of articulation between the public policy of victims in Colombia. In particular, it aims at implement preventive measures, protection, care, assistance and comprehensive reparation to ensure the effective enjoyment of rights. The project also focuses on the stabilization planning instruments based on the development of the institutional capacities of the departments and municipalities, as well as the support of the implementation of human rights actions developed by the government. The proposed activities seek to strengthen information systems, contribute to the qualification of the knowledge of servants and public officials, as well as strengthening institutional response capacities from the execution of projects, among others.
Enhancing Immediate Reintegration Capacity for Burundian Returnees through Housing, Land, Property (HLP), Shelter, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) in Burundi Through this project, IOM is supporting Burundian returnees from the United Republic of Tanzania through reintegration projects including water, sanitation and hygiene, housing land and property and shelter interventions. A community-based approach, including cash-based interventions is being used based on needs assessments.
Humanitarian Assistance to Conflict-Affected Population in North-East Nigeria IOM contributes to the improvement of living conditions and quality of life of internally displaced households through the provision of camp management support, emergency shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance. With reference to the humanitarian context in north-east Nigeria, the trend of new arrivals from hard-to-reach areas to accessible locations across Borno State has increased significantly and at an alarming rate. This has put existing camp coordination and camp management (CCCM), shelter and non-food item services under great strain and uninterrupted pressure, particularly with regard supporting new arrivals and displaced populations hosted in camp and camp-like settings. Based on these needs, IOM aims to scale up rapid response activities to support newly displaced individuals most in need of CCCM, Shelter and NFI interventions in eight locations (Bama, Pulka, Dikwa, Kala Balge, Gwoza, Ngala, Kaga and Munguno).
Accompaniment to pregnant women of three Territorial Training and Reintegration Spaces (ETCR), to guarantee access to the Comprehensive Maternal and Perinatal Health Care Route, Colombia This project proposes a humanitarian response to strengthen comprehensive health care for pregnant women in three Territorial Training and Reintegration Spaces (ETCR), located in the municipalities of Tibú, Vista Hermosa and Ituango, through access to care included in the Integral Route of Maternal-Perinatal Health Care.
Support to the Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migration  for the Implementation of Policies for Durable Solutions for Refugees, IDPs and Migrants – Phase VII The project contributes to improved protection of migrants, refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Serbia through technical support to the Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migration in implementing the foreseen policies, in line with the National Strategy for Resolving the Issues of Refugees and IDPs for the period 2015 - 2020, the Law on Asylum and Temporary Protection as well as responsibilities laid out in the Law on Foreigners. More specifically, the project aims to improve access of migrants, refugees and IDPs to services, including legal assistance, housing solutions and information provision and counselling of migrants in the reception centres.
Strengthening the Management of Remittances for the Sustainable Development of Cameroon The Government of Cameroon is fully cognizant of the impact of remittances on sustainable economic growth in Cameroon. The project aims at strengthening Cameroon’s capacities to understand, account for and maximize remittances flows and their impact on the national economy and individuals households.
Emergency Assistance for Internal Return Migrants to Central Provinces in Viet Nam during COVID-19 The project will contribute to enhancing local capacities in effectively responding to COVID-19 and protecting internal migrants in vulnerable situations, who returned to central provinces of Thua Thien Hue and Quang Binh during the first wave of mass returns caused by the extended lockdown in the southern industrial zones.
Strengthening Operational Capacity for Management of Displacement Induced by Climate Change and Natural Disasters in Vanuatu Vanuatu is prone to natural disasters and climate change induced displacement. The main objective of this project is to strengthen the capacity of key stakeholders in Vanuatu to manage displacement induced by natural disasters and climate change. By providing tailored tools andtechnical support to national, provincial, and community-level actors involved in displacement management, IOM intends to ensure internationalstandards and best practices are incorporated with regards to site planning, registration, and accountability to affected communities.
The Moldova Youth Health and Well-Being Survey “Sanatate Mea” This project will contribute to strengthening Government of Moldova (GoM) legislation, strategies and response plans to prevent violence and improve access to quality services for youth victims of violence in Moldova. To this end, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and IOM will lead the design and implementation of the Moldova youth health and well-being survey Sanatatea Mea, a quantitative study designed to estimate the prevalence of violence against children and youth, as well as to identify risk and protective factors for violence, and examine health consequences of violence. Sanatatea Mea findings will provide evidence for the GoM, donors, and civil society in Moldova to strengthen legislation and design effective strategies and plans to prevent violence and improve access to quality services for victims of violence.
Socioeconomic Vulnerabilities as a Factor in Long-Term Risk of Radicalization: Prevention Potential of Local Communities and Official Assistance in Selected Central Asia Regions Building on prior research, IOM aims at contributing to assess the contribution of socioeconomic factors to the radicalization potential ofyouth (men and women) and on the role of local communities and state andnon-state stakeholders in recognizing the impact of those vulnerabilities in Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. IOM will alsolook at the existence and effectiveness of formal and informal support mechanisms as well as their accessibility and relevance for the particularly vulnerable persons. A regional workshop on the results of the sociological fieldwork and expert assessment will be conducted at the end of the project.
Ensuring the Inter-Agency Group on Mixed Migratory Flows (GIFMM) Coordination for the Response to Migrants and Refugees from Venezuela in Colombia This Project aims to contribute to the government’s efforts to provide an effective and timely response to refugee and migrant population from Venezuela, addressing their needs to access to basic rights and services, protection, as well as self-reliance and socio-economic integration, by strengthening the Interagency Group on Mixed Migration Flows (GIFMM in Spanish) actions at the local and national level, in terms of coordination, information management, analysis, reporting, and advocacy. The GIFMM team will continue working towards guaranteeing a coherent analysis concerning the basic needs of migrants and refugees from Venezuela; identify existing gaps between needs and response in the country; develop a strategic and complementary response, coordinate the response in territories; and continue expanding GIFMM’s support to its own structure and other partners.
Life-Saving Interventions for Migrant Survivors of Sexual Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) Contribute to reducing the vulnerability of migrants through life-saving interventions for survivors of sexual gender-based violence in Egypt.
Implementation of the Comprehensive, Participative and Multicultural Programme (IRACA) This project contributes to improving development outcomes in vulnerable ethnic minority communities in Colombia at risk of physical and cultural disappearance and in situations of forced displacement. It includes ensuring access to food security, strengthening productive capacities, and building capacities for social and community management.
Comprehensive Border Management for a Strengthened Response to Emergency Mass Migration and Identification of Individual Security Threats in Uganda This project aims at strengthening the Government of Uganda's capacity to respond to emergency-induced mass migration and individual security threats across the border. The project interventions revolve around three major outcomes that are designed to tackle each challenge: strengthened capacity to address and prepare for emergency-induced mass migration, strengthened health border management system and enhanced border management infrastructures, systems and officer capacities.
Ngasso - Community Stabilization and Economic Recovery for Women in Lac Province Through the creation of a women managed community garden with off grid and sustainable irrigation in Chad, this project aims to reduce the risk of gender-based violence towards women by increasing the availability of local economic opportunities for women. The main activities include: 1) the selection of women who benefit from the project and the creation of the group; 2) identification of cultivable space in coordination with local authorities; 3) provision of a borehole and installation of a solar water pump; 4) training on improved cultivation technics and solar pump maintenance; and 5) donation of seeds and tools for cultivation to the group. The creation of a community garden with solar powered pumps, tools, and furniture of seeds has been proven as an effective means of enhancing productivity even in soil without a high degree of fertility from experiences in other IOM Chad programs, and is a highly viable mean to contribute to community livelihoods under the management of women. IOM works in close collaboration with the local authorities and state specialists in the region including in the coordination of the location of the borehole, as well as its safety features and water quality.
Electoral Follow-up Mission to Haiti 2018 This project implements an electoral follow-up mission to Haiti to review and assess the implementation of recommendations made in prior missions.
Emergency Assistance – Country-Level Funding – IOM 2020 IOM provides multi-sector assistance to vulnerable populations in Sudan, including internally displaced people, refugees, migrants, and host communities. Activities include the provision of shelter kits and non-food items; coordinating camp management; data collection at points of entry and other areas of service delivery; emergency water, sanitation, and hygiene services, cargo and transportation services, and protection and gender mainstreaming.
Community-Driven Inclusion of Yazidi IDP and Host Communities Women in the Khanke Community through Provision Economic Opportunities – Phase II This project enhances the socio-economic inclusion of female Yazidi internally displaced persons and host communities' females in Iraq through continued support to opportunities at a local carpet factory.
Reduction of Tensions and Conflicts Linked to the Use of Natural Resources for Agro-Pastoral Activities The project aims to reduce conflicts related to the use of natural resources for agro-pastoral practices in the East, Adamaoua and North regions. It constitutes the missing link in the chain of interventions on the issue of agro-pastoral conflicts concerning the Cameroon / Chad / Central African / Sudan transhumance corridors.
Integrated protection for vulnerable migrants and displaced populations in Yemen Through this project IOM and DRC propose to continue operating mobile teams – Migrant Response Teams (MRTs) to provide immediate life-saving and protection assistance to newly encountered migrants who have often just arrived in Yemen.  Migrants in need of medical care are referred to IOM.
Promoting Ethical Recruitment and Fair Labour Practices in Apparel Supply Chain IOM, under its Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking (CREST) initiative, proposes an initial partnership project with a private company to contribute to the reduction of unethical recruitment and exploitative labour practices in garment and footwear supply chains.
Emergency Health Assistance to IDPs and Other Conflict-Effected Yemenis IOM Yemen will contribute to the reduction of avoidable morbidity and mortality through the provision of primary and secondary health services to vulnerable populations across Marib governorate in response to the acute needs and limited availability of humanitarian actors and services that currently exist in the governorate. Through this project, IOM will contribute to enhancing the lives of an estimated 96,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other conflict-affected populations by supporting two hospitals and three health centres.
Morocco: Voluntary Return and Reintegration for Migrants in Vulnerable Situation – Contribution of the Kingdom of Norway This project aims to contribute to improving the migration management system through migrants' protection. It will reach this objective by offering the alternative of Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration to a maximum number of 200 migrants in vulnerable situations in Morocco. The Norwegian contribution by providing pre-departure, departure, and reintegration assistance to stranded migrants in Morocco will complement other programmes managed at local and regional levels, especially the “EU-IOM Joint Initiative for Migrant Protection and Reintegration in North Africa” and the “Strengthening protection and assistance to vulnerable and stranded migrants in and transiting through north Africa” (PROTECT 2). This project paves the way for increased cooperation and responsibility sharing at a global level on migration-related challenges.
Promoting Community Reconciliation and Reintegration of Low-Risk Former Non-State Group Associates in North-East Nigeria The project aims to promote community reconciliation and the reintegration of low-risk former non-state group associates in North-East Nigeria. Sustainable reintegration will be promoted through the provision of information, counselling, and referral services (ICRS), which includes registration and individual case management that facilitates catered services such as psychosocial support and links with the job market, and will be complemented by community-based support to promote acceptance and social cohesion in areas of return. In parallel, IOM will build the capacity of the National Orientation Agency to promote awareness on reintegration and reconciliation at the community level and enhance the sustainability of the programme. Finally, IOM will equip the Shokari Transition Centre in Borno State.
Social Media Campaign on Awareness Raising and Information for Safety and Empowerment A social media campaign on awareness raising and information for safety and empowerment related to regular migration channels to Europe as well as life improvement opportunities for migrants both in Tunisia and in countries of origin.
Development of Specific Training Modules for Health Professionals, Law Enforcement Officers and Trainers on Migrants' and Refugees' Health, Addressing Communicable Diseases and Mental Health Problems Training that is to be provided under this program (including the largertraining scheme to follow this pilot exercise) is expected to enable frontline health, police and other professionals to develop key competencies, which can support them in providing more appropriate health care to migrants and refugees.
Provision of Life-Saving Protection, Gender Based Violence Services and Psychosocial Support to Drought Affected Population UNFPA, IOM and UNICEF are embarking on a cross-sectoral emergency response in protection to the disaster affected population by the ongoing drought and its consequences, such as food and water shortage, which has increased the protection needs of the vulnerable population. IOM, through inter-agency protection working, is providing life-saving information to the border communities which are close to South Africa towns which are especially vulnerable due to their poverty or their lack of knowledge or information on the risks of irregular migration and its consequences. Targeting at-risk border communities, schools, and other hot spots, IOM is conducting life-saving outreach campaigns to community members, school-going children, out-of-school children, and migrants among others to minimize the negative impact of the migration in the ongoing drought period, and ensure timely intervention, rescue and emergency services to the target population.
HIV / AIDS Prevention Assistance Project for Migrant Refugees from Chad HIV / AIDS affects millions of people around the world in which Chad is no exception. According to the latest figures, there are more than 400,000 internally displaced people (IDPs), 100,000 returnees and 520,000 refugees in Chad due to several crises both internal and external. Due to several factors, migrants are often more vulnerable to HIV / AIDS. IOM in Chad supports these vulnerable migrants through programs of assistance for voluntary return, resettlement of refugees and urgent assistance to stranded individuals, among whom refugees, IDPs and returnees are transported and accommodated in transit centers of IOM in N'Djamena, Faya and Ounianga Kebir during their transit period. Awareness is a tool to help prevent HIV / AIDS. It is in this context that IOM proposes to strengthen access to information and services related to HIV prevention for migrants in transit in the various transit centers and in the city of N'Djamena.
Strengthening Extreme Weather and Disaster Preparedness to Enhance the Resilience of Host and Rohingya Communities in Cox'S Bazar, Bangladesh The objective of this action is to strengthen Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and response capacity at the Upazila, District, and Union level in host communities and enhance the disaster resilience of host and Rohingya communities in Teknaf and Ukhia, (Cox’s bazar, Bangladesh). This Action will consist of activities falling under five results: 1) Strengthened DRM capacity of Host Communities; 2) Strengthened DRM capacity of community and camp volunteers; 3) Risk-informed upgrading of shelters and reinforcement of community-level structures; 4) Small scale site development and mitigation works and large scale (cut and fill) earthworks in unoccupied zones to increase useable area and reduce the risk of landslide; and 5) Technical capacity is in place to advise humanitarian actors on disaster risk management within the local context.
Comprehensive reincorporation model in productive environments This project seeks to develop routes for access to training and income generation for former members of the FARC in Colombia, under an early reincorporation models. It aims to provide continuity to existing training programmes in seven Territorial Spaces of Training and Reincorporation and to extend coverage to create seven more in order to support the process of reincorporation of the FARC.
Global Knowledge Management Phase III: Supporting the Regional Programs of Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants The project coordinates information and knowledge sharing among regional migration projects and integrates best practices into programming.
Strengthened National Preparedness, Response and Resilience to COVID19 in Cambodia In collaboration with UN partners, under the UN MPTF for COVD-19 Response, this joint programme will strengthen the access to COVID-19 information, prevention, and mitigation for returning migrants to prevent a large scale community transmission in the host communities. Secondly, the programme will improve access to essential health and social services for returning migrants upon crossing the border, to quarantine facilities for 14 days given the need to access essential health services for the most vulnerable returning migrants and a follow up for support to services to the most vulnerable migrants upon their return, which includes host communities' access to continued essential health services provided by community health workers, primary health care staff at the Rural Health Center and support from village/commune leaders.
World Bank Financed South Sudan Provision of Essential Health Services – National Coronavirus Disease (Covid-19) Response Preparedness The project contributes towards the COVID-19 preparedness and response capacity of Border Health in South Sudan. The aim is to support point of entry partners in establishing/maintaining a system for identifying, assessing, and managing alert or suspected COVID-19 cases, or potentially exposed persons during entry screening.