XM-DAC-47066-CC.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Throughout 2018, Greece continues experiencing an emergency situation related to migration flows and migration management due to the significant number of arrivals, the overstretched accommodation facilities both on the islands and on the mainland and the subsequent protection and safety concerns. Through the present action, IOM will alleviate suffering of vulnerable migrants currently residing under lamentable conditions in Reception and Identification Centers (RICs) by urgently providing dignified accommodation as well as basic assistance and protection services to migrants and refugees residing in accommodation facilities on the mainland, as part of the Government of Greece’s overall emergency planning for the decongestion of the reception facilities on the islands. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 22760451.33 28631678.17 28212047.57 7232303.7 86836480.77 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CC.0012 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the ongoing emergency situation in Greece, IOM supports the Government of Greece in the daily management of all long-term accommodation sites operation in the country by providing Site Management Support assistance (SMS) in order to ensure dignified and harmonized reception and protection standards. In order to adequately respond to the needs and challenges identified in the country, multi-sectoral teams are deployed in each site to ensure dignified living conditions and facilitate the day-to-day management of the sites by performing essential SMS activities (i,e. reception procedures, information management, care and maintenance, accountability mechanisms); to mitigate risks and ensure protection of vulnerable groups by monitoring protection standards, preventing harm and providing direct assistance and case management to identified cases requiring specialized treatment; to ensure access of the migrant population to quality education by offering Non-Formal Education opportunities (NFE). Interventions are developed and implemented in partnership with SMS agencies (Danish Refugee Council Greece (DRC Greece), Arbeiter Samariter Bund (ASB) and European Expression) or specialized protection actors (UNICEF, ARSIS, Greek Council for Refugees (GCR)). European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10930874.42 66183004.14 77113878.56 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CC.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at contributing to the strengthening of coordination of services and to enhance the overall living conditions of the Rohingya population in Cox's Bazar (Bangladesh). IOM strengthened coordination will ensure equitable and appropriate delivery of humanitarian aid in Kutupalong-Balukhali Expansion Site and Teknaf displacement sites. Additionally, IOM is undertaking site improvement works, increasing access of the population to humanitarian services and decreasing the physical safety risks, including risks of exposure to gender-based violence. Through this project, IOM is also strengthening the accountability to the affected populations through Communication with Communities programming, as well as strengthening the capacity of humanitarian service providers, the local government and other actors. IOM will also strengthen community-based disaster risk reduction programming. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Bangladesh: 2019 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 187687.77 563063.31 750751.08 Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at alleviating suffering of the most vulnerable migrants currently residing in Greek Reception and Identification Centres by providing dignified accommodation as well as basic assistance and protection services in accommodation facilities on the mainland, as part of the government's overall emergency planning for the decongestion of overcrowded facilities on the islands. The project is therefore contributing to improved access to sage and dignified living conditions and access to protection services for the most vulnerable migrant children, women and men in Greece. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 18051505.86 51352502.34 12191254.52 81595262.72 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CC.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In a context of continued instability and repeated displacement, the population in Ethiopia is facing unmet basic needs such as shelter, water sanitation and health, health and food provision, and also additional stressors created by the secondary displacement, such as family separation, and lack of property rights, among others. In response, IOM is providing joint site management support and mental health and psychosocial support assistance to conflict- and displacement-affected communities in West Wollega and East Hararge Zones of Oromia Region and in Dire Dawa city. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 250000.56 250000.56 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-CC.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is developing and promoting a multi-media training module in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to ensure government actors understand the importance of incorporating environmental concerns and solutions into displacement management across the Pacific region. IOM and UNEP are working directly with government actors in Vanuatu, as well as promoting peer-to peer learning with government actors from Fiji and the Solomon Islands. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 23968.62 46031.34 69999.96 United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM provides joint site management support (SMS) assistance and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) in displacement affected locations in Oromia and Dire Dawa regions of Ethiopia, as well as MHPSS in quarantine centers in Addis Ababa. Within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, SMS teams are focusing on risk communication and continuation of MHPSS and case management services. IOM is also providing capacity-building to frontline workers and service providers. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 172013.01 277987.11 450000.12 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-CC.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. The majority of the displaced population live-in collective sites or in spontaneous settlements where they have limited access to essential services, dignified and safe living conditions and lack necessary resources to sustain their families and communities. The response under this proposed project includes three components camp coordination and camp management interventions targeting 12 internally displaced persons (IDP) sites; emergency shelter assistance targeting 72,000 IDPs; and COVID-19 related health services for staff from United Nations, Humanitarian International Non-Governmental Organizations, and national non-governmental organizations. Proposed interventions address urgent gaps and needs identified through multi-sector assessments in Tigray region, in particularly lack of emergency shelters, inadequate /missing coordination of IDP sites, and lacking COVID-19 testing for staff deployed to this emergency. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1427929.46 3372070.82 4800000.28 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-CC.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Ethiopia the internal displacement and humanitarian needs are mainly derived by the ongoing conflicts and floods in the country. The primary drivers of displacement were conflict (62%), followed by drought (17%), flash floods (9%) and seasonal floods (6%). The ongoing conflicts, climate shocks and displacements continue to pose serious protection concerns for the affected population. The majority of the displaced population live-in collective sites or in spontaneous settlements where they have limited access to essential services, dignified and safe living conditions and lack necessary resources to sustain their families and communities. This project aims to increase the wellbeing of crisis-affected populations in displacement-affected locations through Site Management Support (SMS) / Camp Coordination and Camp management (CCCM), including site planning and development, coordination and information management, community participation and capacity building. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 551368.73 348632.24 900000.97 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-CC.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq is expected to continue evolving in 2021, in line with the trends witnessed during 2020. The decision taken by the Government of Iraq to move toward closure of internally displaced persons (IDP) camps, with a first round completed in 2019 and a second one initiated in late 2020 in all affected governorates except for the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has led many IDP households to prematurely return to their area of origin or to reach another location where they are often in secondary displacement in areas with severe living conditions. Through this project, IOM is contributing to improved and dignified living conditions of populations affected by the displacement crisis through the provision of life-saving assistance to address humanitarian needs of IDPs in Iraq. IOM is implementing an integrated multi-sector camp coordination and camp management, shelter/non-food item, and cash-based intervention benefiting IDPs unable to or prevented from returning to their areas of origin, or in emergency displacement, prioritizing most vulnerable cases that require immediate support. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 411321.13 2463507.96 2874829.09 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-CC.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite the increased frequency of disability data collection efforts in internally displaced persons (IDP) sites, the broader humanitarian community still possesses fragmented information about persons with disabilities living in Somalia IDP sites, and the barriers they face in accessing humanitarian services. In addition to an absence in comprehensive disability data, humanitarian service providers continue to lack a clear understanding of the barriers and challenges those persons with disabilities face in Somalia IDP sites. Therefore, there is a need for an extensive disability inclusion assessment in IDP sites that both look to collect important demographic data on persons with disabilities, in addition to illustrating methods for tailored delivery of humanitarian services to persons with disabilities in IDP sites. The assessment applies an intersectional gender lens and takes into account the needs and the specific challenges faced by different sex and age groups; and supports the integration of identified corrective actions to address barriers and challenges in the inclusion of persons with disabilities in humanitarian response. MPTF - Somalia Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 79999.99 79999.99 MPTF - Somalia Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-CC.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) An estimated 4 million people have been internally displaced in Yemen since the onset of the conflict. Throughout 2020 and into 2021, internally displaced persons (IDP) camps and displacement sites continue to emerge and grow. The majority of these IDP sites have little to no access to basic services (health, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), shelter), with IDPs, in particular women and children, also facing a range of protection concerns within the sites. With this grant, IOM aims to provide Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) activities in 15 IDP sites across Hodaidah, with a view to ensure that IDPs have access to basic humanitarian services, benefit from improved site conditions, and actively participate in site management activities. Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 315260.65 534739.03 849999.68 Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) XM-DAC-47066-CC.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 1 June 2021, an upsurge in inter-gang clashes has caused the displacement of an estimated 19,000 civilians in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince. Haiti and is having a direct and indirect impact on the whole population of those areas. This crisis is taking place against a backdrop of recent surge in COVID-19 cases and a political crisis with the recent assassination of the president. This concerning insecurity situation is limiting capacities for monitoring and addressing support requests. Furthermore, the 7.2-magnitutude earthquake that hit south-western Haiti on 14 August has exacerbated the already dire humanitarian situation. Through this initiative, IOM aims at furthering its efforts in supporting the Government of Haiti to respond to the crisis, firstly, in providing life-saving assistance to most vulnerable people affected by the 14 August earthquake through shelter, non-food item, camp coordination and camp management activities, more specifically by the provision of essential life-saving services delivery in the target locations, through identification, registration and basic need assessments activities. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1000172.63 1799827.32 2799999.95 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-CC.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this action, IOM, as the Camp Coordination and Camp Management sector co-lead in Nigeria, aims to improve the well-being of persons with disabilities in displacement sites, increase their participation and acceptance within their community, and provide a safe physical environment. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 440839.34 159160.28 599999.62 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-CC.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this action is to improve service provision in targeted sites in Ethiopia through coordination and information management, site planning and development, community participation and capacity building of key stakeholders. IOM's site management support (SMS) intervention includes all four pillars of SMS including site planning and development, coordination and information management, community participation and capacity building. The intervention aims to improve service provision in sites, coordination of response and increase the capacity of local stakeholders involved in camp coordination and camp management activities. COVID-19 mitigation will be mainstreamed into site management through risk communication & community engagement, especially with and through community self-governance structures, site improvements that contribute to infection prevention and control, such as crowd control measures, decongestion and/or partitioning of communal living spaces. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 262500.13 87500.04 350000.17 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-CC.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The conflict in northern Ethiopia which began in November 2020 has spread from Tigray to Amhara and Afar regions resulting in the displacement of over two million people and the destruction of houses and household items. The displacement context in Ethiopia remains fluid as the country continues to experience conflict and natural disaster driven displacements. As the conflict spreads and deepens, it is expected to affect more people and cause further sporadic displacement and increase needs particularly in northern Ethiopia. As a result of increased displacement, the needs under the Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (ES/NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp management (CCCM) sectors in northern Ethiopia are immense. While most internally displaced persons (IDPs) (62% approx.) are seeking shelter with relatives and friends, many of the displaced (77% approx.) are living in crowded locations and sub-standard collective centres. Proposed interventions under this project address urgent gaps and needs identified through multi-sector assessments in Tigray and Amhara regions. IOM’s response under this project includes CCCM interventions and provision of ES/NFIs. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3053070.69 446929.28 3499999.97 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-CC.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq has evolved in the past years following the official end of the Islamic State in the Levan (ISIL) crisis in December 2017. The post-conflict period has seen the gradual return of over 4.8 million people to their areas of origin. Since then, Iraq has been facing multiple overlapping crises resulting from the years of violent conflict, which have led to protracted displacement. Populations which are still in displacement in 2021 and expected to still be displaced in the foreseeable future, are facing protracted displacement and are often unable or prevented from returning due to inconducive conditions in their areas of origin. This project provides targeted assistance to internally displaced persons in protracted displacement, in need of continued humanitarian assistance and facing complex barriers to return in the Jeddah 1 and Jeddah 5 camps, in Ninewa Governorate. As such, the project contributes to improving and maintaining safe and dignified living conditions of households currently hosted in the targeted camps and improving their capacity to prepare their return to their area of origin or to relocate through legal assistance and support for civil documentation. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 395449.32 58089.78 453539.10 France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CC.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The security environment in the Central African Republic has undergone significant changes since the end of 2020 in an electoral context and with the deployment of bilateral forces and the multiplication attacks and clashes between armed actors in several regions of the country. The situation has deteriorated over most of the country. Through this project, IOM is providing integrated camp coordination and camp management, non-food item, and shelter assistance targeting displaced populations in sites/locations in Ouham Pende, Ouham, Bamingui Bangoran, and Basse Kotto prefectures. MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 700000.13 700000.13 MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-CC.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, the Russian Federation launched a broad military offensive against Ukraine. The situation in the country quickly deteriorated, with major attacks being reported across Ukraine, including in the capital, Kyiv. Between 24 February and 25 May 2022, 6.6 million persons have been displaced from Ukraine to neighbouring countries. As of 19 May 2022, on average 350 Ukrainian refugees are being registered in Belgium every day. One third of them are looking for accommodation. IOM Belgium and IOM Luxembourg have been selected by Ghent Municipality to manage two accommodation centres in Ghent, hosting refugees. IOM aims to manage these centres as protection-sensitive and inclusive spaces, with a strong focus on local integration, building on its years of experience working with national and regional partners. Belgium - City of Ghent International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 205394.67 356296.98 177909.23 739600.88 Belgium - City of Ghent XM-DAC-47066-CD.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to women's economic empowerment in the Republic of the Marshall Islands by focusing on activities which build the capacity of Jibron Ae Entrepreneurs (JAE) as an organization to support women in business and aspiring entrepreneurs. New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 23940.45 26059.6 50000.05 New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme XM-DAC-47066-CD.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will engage with the government of South Sudan on a policy research for remittance and diasporas engagement. Mapping exercise of diaspora remittances for investments will aim to establish a policy framework that allows diaspora investment. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 34232.69 34313.4 31453.95 100000.04 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CD.0014 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Grenadian diaspora, the private sector of Grenada and technical support provided by IOM, this project aims to engage and empower the diaspora for the development of Grenada. More specifically, the project will strengthen the capacities of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on diaspora engagement, conduct a diaspora mapping exercise and develop an exchange platform to understand the socio-economic profile of the diaspora, in view of addressing the local needs and filling existing gaps. It will also establish a diaspora unit to coordinate related services, engage with the private sector and diaspora associations in North America and the Caribbean, finalize the diaspora engagement policy, currently in draft form, and finally develop an action plan to implement the above-mentioned policy. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana Grenada Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 49452.4 82550.6 67997.05 200000.05 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CD.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Secretariat for Sudanese Working Abroad (SSWA) to reach potential migrants and the existing diaspora to provide services and information. The SSWA also wants to provide messages to their target audience that promote options for safe and orderly migration; while harnessing the untapped potential of the diaspora to support local and national development initiatives. Therefore, the SSWA has requested the technical and financial support of IOM to establish a media centre to institute sustainable outreach and establish meaningful dialogue with the Sudanese nationals and the diaspora. The project will help establish the media centre by conducting an assessment on technical and material needs and providing equipment and training on multimedia tools, content, and approaches to increase communication and engagement with the target groups. In order to strengthen and support effective communication between the SSWA, Sudanese nationals and the diaspora, representatives from the three groups will come together during an annual conference to discuss and develop a communication plan and recommendations for opportunities to engage in development initiatives. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15766.11 21021.48 21046.98 21082.8 21082.92 100000.29 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CD.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Student Mobility Program and partnership with Syracuse University is to provide students with an opportunity to gain practical experience in the implementation of humanitarian and development programs through an internship program designed to merge theory with practice. Syracuse University International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15199.2 15199.20 Syracuse University XM-DAC-47066-CD.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the Venezuelan migrant and refugee crisis in the Latin American region, IOM, UNHCR and UNHabitat will support cities to strengthen their policies on the social and economic integration, working closely with migrants, refugees and host communities to promote social cohesion, equal access to services and the guarantee of human rights. This initiative will be looking at migration and refugee policies from a comprehensive local sustainable development perspective considering the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on migrants' and refugees' coping mechanisms and livelihoods, combining the mandates and experiences of three UN agencies. In addition, cities of implementation will be Barranquilla and Cucutá - Colombia, Lima - Peru, Quito - Ecuador, and Santo Domingo - Dominican Republic. United Nations Human Settlements Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2020 for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 226549.67 2666993.81 1250860.75 1057863.14 411453.41 212273.9 5825994.68 United Nations Human Settlements Programme XM-DAC-47066-CD.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to promote safe migration and create alternatives to irregular migration and to contribute to respond to gaps and challenges identified in youth employment and implementation of migration and development policies by fostering youth agency and employment in communities of origin in 3 countries. Regarding Gambia, IOM will conduct activities to better target migration and capacity building activities, further reinforce the diaspora engagement for the country development, support local authorities to implement actions contributing to youth employment by rolling out awareness raising campaigns on safe migration and on alternatives to irregular migration. Regarding Guinea-Bissau, 200 youths will develop their skills and micro-enterprises in line with local market, community’s needs, and environmental sensitive options. The project intends to develop 5 community-based projects that will also attract Guinean students from abroad to train youth. Regarding Guinea, IOM will support the government to boost diaspora engagement and will intend to support local authorities in concluding at least two partnerships with enterprises and local actors to provide 200 youth with skills and create small business outsourcing. Also, IOM will support to the Master Programme for local development that Diaspora professionals of IULM University of Milan have submitted to two public universities in Guinea. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Western Africa IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 858673.8 1312172.64 122852.37 2293698.81 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CD.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to promote entrepreneurship, the productive and sustainable self-employment of vulnerable young men and women in precarious situations, including those living with disabilities and potential candidates for irregular migration through actions promoting their socio-professional integration in Conakry's five communes as well as neighborhoods, Coyah and Dubréka, where migration and local economic development are key issues directly linked to the lack of employment opportunities for young people. As part of the implementation of this project, tools dedicated to the promotion of private initiative will be put in place. This project will be based on the participation and inclusion of the beneficiaries themselves, as well as all the actors concerned. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 84228.28 161188.2 402262.96 647679.44 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-CD.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to strengthening the capacities of the Government of Togo in the management of its diaspora in order to maximize its potential and contribute to a sustainable and inclusive national development. In order to achieve this objective, the project will support the drafting and publication of an inter¬ministerial decree to launch a “one-stop shop” dedicated to support and assist the Togolese diaspora wishing to invest in Togo. It will also work closely with the government to train relevant staff to run this one-stop shop. The project will also map the Togolese diaspora in order to have relevant information on their profile, location, skills, and interests to help the government to remove obstacles and/or create opportunities for the diaspora to engage in the economic development. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Togo +228 9890 2488 103,Rue Kadjalewa-Tokoin Wuiti, Lome, Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 116346.09 171070.57 12583.34 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CD.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to strengthen the capacity of the Ministry of Economic and Social Inclusion (MIES) in Ecuador to promote technical tools and innovative strategies that support micro-entrepreneurship initiatives and training for people on the move and in vulnerable situations. This initiative aims to achieve the government officials use of updated information, new tools and skills to develop inclusive programming on micro entrepreneurship targeted at people on the move and others in vulnerable situations. Additionally, the project will help the government promote a virtual course and support the implementation of a pilot programme in three cities to support the socioeconomic integration of people on the move and in vulnerable situations. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 103351.91 162274.8 34372.9 299999.61 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CD.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In partnership with the Office of Commerce Investment and Tourism (OCIT), the Ministry of Natural Resources and Commerce, Women United Together Marshall Islands (WUTMI) and the Jibron Ae (Women) Entrepreneurs Network, the proposed project will support the Government of the Republic of the Marshall Islands in its journey to economic self-reliance through the design and implementation of a new innovative pilot programme for women from selected rural destinations to start and manage their own businesses in tourism. The project will provide government agencies and other national stakeholders working in commerce, investment, and tourism with new evidence to support rural tourism development and related women-owned enterprises in the context of unique mobility dynamics of the RMI. Harnessing the potential for domestic tourism, the blue economy and “green” tourism, this livelihood diversification pilot initiative will employ a value chain technique through which at least three businesses are developed. The project will address the major issue of rural to urban migration, as outlined in the RMI National Strategic Plan 2030, by providing alternate livelihood opportunities for rural communities while supporting national resilience and upholding land and culture. Key project outputs include a market study and feasibility assessment; planning and capacity building; rollout of the pilot; and capturing lessons learned. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Community Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 25835.33 54503.67 80339.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CE.0223 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programme aims to maximise the development potential of free movement of peresons in the Economic Community for West Africa States (ECOWAS) by supporting the effective implementation of the ECOWAS legal and policy framework or free movement and migration. The programme will be implemented by a consortium of partners, under IOM's lead and in close coordination with the ECOWAS Commission. The International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) are the two implementing partners. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria Western Africa IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CV 14°54'27.59N 23°31'11.13"W" Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Saint Helena Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 2820554.94 4238617.9 3536990.87 3511355.74 3556695.62 3743874.23 3540350.2 3593010.16 965824.02 29507273.68 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CE.0285 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to offer technical and administrative support to improve physical and IT infrastructure of border crossing points. Argentina - Ministry of the Interior and Transport / Ministerio del Interior y Transporte International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Argentina Argentina Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 574596.36 278672.28 291346.38 395767.92 590086.47 1068970.97 1654964.42 1856355.31 2220030.12 8930790.23 Argentina - Ministry of the Interior and Transport / Ministerio del Interior y Transporte XM-DAC-47066-CE.0331 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project responds to a request from the Government of the Argentine Province of Río Negro for IOM’s assistance with the administrative management of the programme “Strengthening Capabilities of the Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing (UPECEFE) to Design, Formulate and Execute Provincials/Municipals Programs and Projects Driven by Rio Negro Province with External Founds for Rio Negro Province”. Through its Administrative and Financial Management Unit (UGAF), IOM will provide administrative, financial, supervision/control and monitoring services to ensure a transparent and efficient execution of the above programme. Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Argentina Argentina Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 4762811.83 2150552.11 1389079.87 766790.9 583362.03 570738.7 718859.15 549579.68 11491774.27 Argentina – Provincial Unit for Coordination and Execution of External Financing of Río Negro (UPCEFE) XM-DAC-47066-CE.0363 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will focus on governance with the aim to establish a whole-of-government migration governance framework, which is a critical foundation to institutionalize migration mainstreaming into national and local development agendas. It will also focus on community outreach In Chin, Mon. Shan UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 1565604.02 2353044.98 2359527.84 2359527.72 2359527.72 2359527.72 13356760.00 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  XM-DAC-47066-CE.0387 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project focuses on building the capacity of the diaspora office in Liberia to effectively engage with the diaspora community abroad, and specifically in the United States. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Liberia +231 77 500 1373 iommonrovia@iom.int KAMCO Building 15/16 Streets, Payne Avenue,, Monrovia, Liberia IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 22142.4 44372.3 44494.8 44494.8 44495.6 199999.90 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CE.0398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project overall objective is to promote safe migration and creative alternatives to irregular youth migration by fostering youth agency and employment in communities of origin in the Gambia, Guinea Conakry and Guinea Bissau. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Western Africa IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1237806.49 1221179.54 958292.96 3417278.99 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CE.0409 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to develop a sustainable long-term approach to diaspora engagement that creates a true partnership for mutual development between the diaspora and the Government of Armenia, the project aims to strengthen the development impacts of the Armenian diaspora by mapping and better understanding different segments of the diaspora population in terms of their demographics, skills, networks, and interests and by developing the framework for an effective and sustainable diaspora communications strategy that takes account of the capacities and interests both of the government and of the Armenian diaspora. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Community and Economic Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16349.16 49047.48 49047.48 48925.82 36629.19 199999.13 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-CS.0379 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 92667.95 911675.7 131642.5 1135986.15 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CS.0393 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the prevention of recruitment and use of children, adolescents, and young people in non-state armed actor groups part of the conflict and organized criminal groups in the municipalities of Tauramena and Monterrey in Casanare, Colombia. To do so, the project strengthens individual, community, and institutional capacities and skills to prevent violations and ensure the comprehensive protection of children, adolescents, and young people. This will be achieved through three main components: 1) Strengthening of individual and community capacities to prevent violations against children, adolescents, and young people. 2) Coordination with territorial institutions to strengthen their capacities to prevent the recruitment and use of children, adolescents, and young people into illegal groups. 3) Provide support in the construction of life plans for children, adolescents and young people through the design and implementation of community initiatives for prevention, focused on the empowerment of this population group. Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 93775.87 35162.93 128938.80 Oleoducto Central S.A.S. - Ocensa XM-DAC-47066-CS.0402 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports vulnerable households through strengthening and/or establishing small medium enterprises (SMEs) that have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic in the Baidoa, Kismayo, and Barawe Districts of Somalia. The intervention focuses on beneficiaries who have seen a decline or complete shutdown of their micro and small enterprises, and vulnerable beneficiaries who have had a reduction of access to income-generating activities within their communities. The project targets businesses and micro-enterprises owned by women, youth, internally displaced persons and persons with disabilities in particular. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 206222.98 103777 309999.98 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-CS.0420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention contributes to stability in Iraq and reduces the risk of renewed violence, by increasing the ability of targeted communities to address the complex challenges related to durable solutions. The targeted groups in this project include internally displaced persons, communities in socio-politically vulnerable situations, female headed households, families with perceived affiliation to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), former combatants, returnees, and communities at locations of return, communities in fragile situations, tribal and religious groups and local and central authorities. To achieve this objective, IOM implements interventions to improve resilience of communities through enhanced capacity of local and national stakeholders; access to short and long-term employment and income generating activities through livelihoods services and well-being through community-based interventions including health-based activities to support social cohesion in Iraq. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1421588.17 1230929.78 2652517.95 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-CS.0434 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Declining socioeconomic conditions in Lebanon combined with the ongoing pandemic have destroyed livelihoods and pushed the country towards further destabilization. Within this context, the Syrian Refugee (SR) population, one of the country's vulnerable populations groups, is at greater risk than ever of impoverishment and neglect. In response, IOM is implementing a livelihood support programme in Lebanon's neglected regions of the Beqaa and North Lebanon, to provide SRs with livelihood support, while also ensuring its programmes assist struggling Lebanese living alongside Syrian communities. Qatar Fund for Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Lebanon Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 660405.81 39594.22 700000.03 Qatar Fund for Development XM-DAC-47066-CS.0547 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support administrative activities related to the strengthening of the skills and technical capacities of the employees of the public water company, SEDAPAL, the primary water and drainage service provider for the growing populations of Lima and the province of Callao. Peru - Potable Water and Swerage Service of Lima (SEDAPAL) SA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 0 0 0 0 0 489490.53 519133.92 519133.92 43261.16 1571019.53 Peru - Potable Water and Swerage Service of Lima (SEDAPAL) SA XM-DAC-47066-CS.0690 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the context of COVID-19 and recurrent hurricanes and future disaster risks, this project improves vulnerable migrants’ access to and participation in essential disaster management systems in the Bahamas, with a particular emphasis on access to mental health and psychosocial support services (MPHSS). This is done by addressing “trust gaps” and modelling a collaboration and constructive engagement culture between eight migrant communities in New Providence, Abaco and Eleuthera, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and key Bahamian governmental agencies (The National Emergency Management Agency, The Department of Gender and Family Affairs) and civil society agencies such as the Bahamas Psychological Association (BPA).The project aims to build the capacity of these agencies and implement community risk assessments and disaster risk reduction activities. Church World Service (CWS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - The Bahamas The Bahamas Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bahamas Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 7319.54 28669.42 35988.96 Church World Service (CWS) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0736 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will support Syrian refugee populations hosted in Iraq in coordination with partners under the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2019-2020. With activities aligning to the education and livelihoods sectors, IOM will provide support through enhancing employability of refugees, as well as host community members and internally displaced persons by creating employment or income generating opportunities and fostering a productive business environment for job creation. IOM will also provide school transportation for Syrian Refugee students from host communities and camp locations to schools inside and outside of camps. This project will focus on contributing to strategic directions 4 and 5 of the 3RP, namely “Enhancing Economic Opportunities” and “No lost Generation”. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 354825.99 1419303.96 1064477.97 2838607.92 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.0744 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Consortium's overall objective is to improve the security and overall stabilization of North Kivu and Turi Provinces in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This is addressed through the inclusive dialogue structures that address drivers of conflict and supports social cohesion through policies that improve the functioning of key state institutions and reinforce state legitimacy. IOM will act as the lead of the Consortium with Cordaid, PAX and VNG-International as partners. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 1436615.41 1359.88 2752378.16 5872963.65 4678349.17 14741666.27 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.0759 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will engage with the relevant local stakeholders, in prioritized geographic areas, in an effort to address the growing multidimensional challenges threatening stability in the country. IOM will pro-actively seek opportunities to empower local and regional administrations to respond to the strategic needs of their communities, and improve governance by strengthening ties between communities, local actors, and Somali government authorities, and catalyze the stabilization process. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 4843133.55 11623520.52 11623520.52 9504669.36 3422003.48 41016847.43 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - OTI XM-DAC-47066-CS.0761 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the needs of Syrian refugees and host communities, IOM will support Syrian refugee populations hosted in Iraq. This project addresses a key strategic direction of the 3RP Regional Strategic Overview for 2021-2022 as it will contribute to 3RP partners' efforts to promote self-reliance and self-sufficiency through expanding impoverished and vulnerable populations' access to sustainable livelihoods and economic opportunities. Specifically, through this project, IOM envisions the following outcomes. Improving understandings of local contexts and needs, especially with regards to economic recovery, via labour market assessments and value chain analysis. Enhancing employability of refugees, as well as host community members and internally displacement persons when relevant, through enhancing employment or income generating opportunities. Improving affected populations' access to basic services and promoting recovery in these areas through rehabilitating essential infrastructure. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 285095.9 714904.19 1000000.09 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.0788 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the promotion of sustainable reintegration of youthat risk (including ex-combatants) into mainstream Somali society. The project targets youth with extreme vulnerabilities who are at risk of falling deeper into poverty and disillusionment and seeks to support these vulnerable youth with skills and opportunities for decent livelihoods. African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 601381.24 1853787.15 1268342.81 528476.55 4251987.75 African Development Bank XM-DAC-47066-CS.0800 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will aim at providing multi-sector assistance to migrants for their safe, voluntary and durable return and reintegration in Iraq. Through interventions at individual level and community levels, and through support to the Iraqi civil society and to key stakeholders, including the Government of Iraq (GoI), the project will contribute to a conducive environment and community capacity to receive and absorb returnees through strengthened social cohesion and increasing access to rights and political representation. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1578120.56 1578120.56 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-CS.0819 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides capacity building assistance to the Government of Somalia to provide immediate assistance to returning populations and provide reintegration assistance, improve data monitoring of and planning for population movements and support government capacities to develop a migration governance framework. It also provides direct assistance to members of returning populations and host communities in Mogadishu as well as Baidoa and Kismayo town. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 380508.56 2367475.92 2249111.43 731838.99 5728934.90 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CS.0856 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed programme is intended to enhance local leadership capacities to facilitate the sustainable return, recovery, social integration and peaceful co-existence of displacement affected, returnee, other migrant groups and host communities in Jubaland and South West States UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 861020.08 1291575.82 497405.8 0 2650001.70 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-CS.0876 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Improving access to water and sanitation services in urban and rural areas of Somalia and contributing to the reduction of infant and under-5mortality caused by WASH related diseases in Somalia. African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 154765.08 619060.32 619060.32 567471.96 1960357.68 African Development Bank XM-DAC-47066-CS.0877 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will address the urgent needs of water and sanitation service delivery in rural and peri-urban areas affected by recurrent drought and waterborne diseases such as acute watery diarrhea and cholera. African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 896120.61 977586.12 977586.12 244396.53 3095689.38 African Development Bank XM-DAC-47066-CS.0878 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will address the urgent needs of water and sanitation service delivery in rural and peri-urban areas affected by recurrent drought and waterborne diseases such as acute watery diarrhea and cholera. African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 601912.77 2407651.08 2407651.08 439012.37 5856227.30 African Development Bank XM-DAC-47066-CS.0881 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to increase resilience in the highland, coastal and outer communities exposed to earthquakes, landslides, cyclones, river and coastal flooding, tsunami, sea surge and sea level rise in PNG through enhanced disaster risk reduction. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Papua New Guinea +675 321 3655 iompng@iom.int Lev 3, Cuthbertson House Cuthbertson House Allotment 11, Consolidated-Section, Port Moresby 121, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 1046511.72 1395348.96 1395348.96 1162790.8 5000000.44 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0902 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 433278.58 742763.28 742763.28 742763.28 742763.28 371381.64 3775713.34 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.0935 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of Zimbabwe's Human Rights Commission to work with IOM and its network of partners in monitoring and advocating for rights of vulnerable and at risk populations. The project seeks to upscale and compliment the current 'Strengthening human rights monitoring and protection in Zimbabwe' project. Sweden - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 197073.32 1182440.14 1182440.32 1182440.32 1179017.32 294142.98 5217554.40 Sweden - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.0984 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This program contributes to the stabilization of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the construction of an environment conducive to sustainable peace. IOM is specifically contributing to facilitating participatory, inclusive dialogue amongst and between communities and the development of socio-economic recovery activities. MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services 997900.84 1712785.49 1715725.44 1715725.32 857862.66 6999999.75 MPTF - DRC Stabilization ISSSS Fund XM-DAC-47066-CS.0989 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide rapid stabilization and early recovery support in target urban and peri-urban areas in Somalia. It is intended to serve as a bridge between more immediate responses in areas impacted by conflict, extremism and also displacement and longer-term development interventions. The project entails sequenced interventions that look at simultaneously building the capacity of caretaker administrators in the target localities, facilitating inclusive community processes, and generating information and context analysis to support community engagement processes, inform government stakeholders and facilitate adaptive programme management. European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2413036.33 4672336.83 1915491.23 9000864.39 European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) XM-DAC-47066-CS.0990 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the stabilization and return to normalcy of at-risk communities in the Central African Republic by developing the local economy and strengthening social cohesion. The project is based on three pillars: (1) organization of socio-cultural and sports activities to promote social cohesion (2) rehabilitation / construction of public infrastructures that promote intercommunity exchanges and (3) “Labour intensive work” (THIMO) coupled with three types of training to encourage the development of the local economy and reduce the vulnerability of populations at risk. European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central African Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3384100.85 5847728.96 5947000.5 2317192.51 17496022.82 European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1009 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Community Stabilization Index (COSI) is a statistical tool based on a set of weighted metrics to assess how stability is understood locally. Based on this, the project seeks to gain fine-grained knowledge of the profiles of areas where different stakeholders interact and highlight key factors influencing community stabilization in Middle Shabelle, Somalia. Within the framework of this project, the activity entails household data collection using a perception survey deployed to four target locations in Middle Shabelle. COSI collects data on five themes including Community Recovery, Rule of Law, Social Cohesion & Reconciliation, Local Governance, and Population Movement. This project supports the implementation of data-informed community stabilization activities in the region. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 40000.02 40000.02 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-CS.1012 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to building resilience in Yemen through supporting the management and reintegration of mobile populations and addressing community recovery needs in targeted communities. In particular, the project aims to improve access to basic services through small-scale community-based projects, provide a stronger evidence base for better understanding displacement and movement trends and empower the local authorities, civil society, and communities and strengthen their capacities. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Yemen Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 445813.45 1833013.24 1749697.46 1724053.65 5752577.80 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CS.1014 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is addressing the urgent cooking fuel needs of 3,500 Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative, clean cooking fuel and related technology. Households will receive cooking kits and liquid petroleum gas (LPG) refills, and will be trained to use their LPG stoves in a safe and efficient manner, whilst receiving information on nutritional cooking. Community fire safety teams will be established and trained to ensure fire preparedness and response capacity and to regularly inspect LPG sets in the selected refugee and host community households. Moreover, a comprehensive environmental and social impact study will be conducted to mitigate any negative environmental or social impact the project may have. MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bangladesh: 2019 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 995719 2987157 2987157 2984936.32 1491675.06 11446644.38 MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE XM-DAC-47066-CS.1015 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to mitigate the risk of conflict and promote recovery in Abyei Administrative Area in South Sudan. Since 2013, IOM’s Abyei Rehabilitation Initiative (ARI) has been contributing to the sustainability of returns and overall stability of the Abyei Area by promoting peaceful-coexistence, improving livelihood opportunities and basics services, building confidence in local institutions and empowering youth and women. Building upon the initial phases of the ARI, the proposed intervention will continue supporting the communities within Abyei by leveraging the momentum initiated by previous phases. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 601818.67 1203635.88 1203636 3009090.55 UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION XM-DAC-47066-CS.1021 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar (Bangladesh), by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. Through this project, households receive cooking kits, liquid petroleum gas (LPG) refills during the duration of the project and are trained to use their LPG stoves in a safe and efficient manner, whilst receiving nutritional cooking orientation and messaging. Community fire safety teams are established and trained through coordination with the Fire Service and Civil Defense to ensure fire preparedness and response capacity, and to regularly inspect LPG sets in the selected refugee and host community households. Moreover, a comprehensive environmental and social impact study is conducted to mitigate any negative environmental or social impact the project may have. MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bangladesh: 2019 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2420976.84 2425461.66 2425461.6 7271900.10 MPTF - JP Bangladesh SAFE XM-DAC-47066-CS.1032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Phase IX of the Community Revitalization Program (CRP) contributes to stabilization efforts by the government of Iraq through improving the conditions for the sustainable socio-economic inclusion of returnees and the revitalization of local economies in displacement-affected communities across 15 governorates. Building on the experience from previous phases, IOM is implementing interventions that look at the continuation and strengthening of successful methodologies for job creation in the short to medium term, while identifying and working on opportunities for an increased enabling environment for sustainable economic development and the return of internally displaced persons. CRP will utilize a holistic community stabilization approach that includes the provision of support for community infrastructure critical in the delivery of basic services, livelihood assistance and market-related infrastructure rehabilitation in support of economic revitalization and the strengthening of civil society capacity for the development and implementation of community engagement activity. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17999999.82 23999999.76 7999999.92 49999999.50 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1038 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to enabling an environment for improved peace and stability by reviving and strengthening traditional inter-tribal relations in Sudan. In support of the on-going peace process in Abyei, an adaptive and flexible community-based approach has been designed for the implementation of the project as the communities are directly responsible for the identification, selection and monitoring of interventions and activities in an effort to foster reconciliation and transform inter-tribal dynamics and attitudes towards stable and peaceful coexistence. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 463154.67 2423060.59 515355.85 1687249.64 1604648.74 45601.53 6739071.02 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-CS.1039 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides essential support to the Government of Greece in their efforts to offer dignified living, shelter, hygiene and safety conditions and alleviate the suffering of the migrant population hosted in Samos. IOM proceeds with all necessary construction works for the creation of a new reception and identification centre in Samos, in a location identified and leased by the Greek authorities. Close coordination is ensured with the national authorities (Ministry of Citizen Protection, Ministry of Defence) and the local community. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1525268.57 3762645.54 2664423.94 7952338.05 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A recent increase in the flows of internal migration from the South and the Center-South to the surroundings of Western and Northwestern urban and peri-urban centers has been spurred by environmental and security degradation over the Greater South of the country. This challenges peaceful coexistence and human security in the fragile context of Madagascar's ongoing recovery. As a result, vulnerable segments of the population, such as women-headed households, have been forced to migrate to where they can be safe and search for livelihoods. These news trends create social conflicts and governance challenges, adding pressure on already limited and often strained social and public services. Via support to women migrants and women in migration-affected communities in Madagascar, this project seeks to reduce social tensions and conflict by the establishment of women's committees, a pilot programme to support voluntary return and reintegration, increasing women's access to diversified livelihoods, and related workshops and a national symposium. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 589099.98 197977.29 13036.65 800113.92 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-CS.1042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance stability and establish conditions conducive to longer-term conflict resolution and recovery in the Abyei Administrative Area by building resilience, promoting peaceful coexistence and inclusive local governance mechanisms among resident communities, returnees and internally displaced persons. The project helps prevent negative setbacks that would adversely delay peace and recovery, as well as put populations at risk of relapse in conflict. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 613419.05 790921.89 1299478.84 296180.1 2999999.88 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project responds to the need to strengthen social cohesion between host communities and displaced populations of the Center North and Sahel regions in Burkina Faso. With the aim to carry out activities to help prevent or reduce existing tensions and to strengthen social cohesion between communities, through this project, IOM focuses on placing the public administration at the center of the process in a logic of national and local ownership. The initiative responds to youth problems by bringing together young people from different communities around joint micro-projects selected by the public administration and implemented by micro-grants delivered to youth. Effective communication around the good practices of such young incubators are intended to create multiplier effects at the local and national levels to build and consolidate peace and social cohesion between communities. The project also includes awareness raising and training activities on COVID-19 and other sensitization activities to prepare the population to prevent these risks and avoid potential reject from host communities that could exacerbate vulnerabilities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 378250.95 482349.87 39399.98 900000.80 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-CS.1051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aim is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of households in Cox’s Bazar (Bangladesh). To achieve this, the project has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of the Rohingya and host communities by providing Liquid Petroleum Gas. The second objective focuses on livelihoods activities for host communities—strengthening social cohesion, livelihoods and income generation for the heavily impacted host community through training and input provision; the third objective aims to reduce negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The fourth objective aims at increasing income generation by increasing agricultural production and marketing. To adapt to COVID-19, this project is reprogramming through cash transfers to host community households and adjustments to procurement, distribution, and planting for rice and forestry activities. UNDP MPTF - JP SAFE Bangladesh International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Bangladesh: 2019 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 85905.74 3132874.71 1793994.43 4022090.01 9034864.89 UNDP MPTF - JP SAFE Bangladesh XM-DAC-47066-CS.1052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To consolidate the successes of the previous project phases, this project continues to monitor the functioning and activities of security actors of the District of Kampemba (Project Phase 1) and the Southern part of the District of Annexe (Project Phase 2) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Based on these monitoring activities, technical and logistical support is provided when needed. To improve the security of the communities in the northern part of the Annexe District, the project will adopt a holistic approach by targeting all security actors, including the communities, and by supporting the creation of structures and mechanisms aimed to better manage security in line with the community policing principles. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 34149.56 705660.43 739809.99 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address cattle raiding related violence by promoting peaceful interaction and dialogue between communities in South Sudan and supporting the change of harmful and inequitable social and gender norms and behaviours that promote violence. UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 670816.5 714653.29 114530.46 1500000.25 UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. MPTF - JP Zambia GBV II International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 12444.52 49778.76 109490.69 279516.45 292597.26 10522.06 754349.74 MPTF - JP Zambia GBV II XM-DAC-47066-CS.1055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to improve community-police relationships in Cabo Delgado (Mozambique) through dialogue, training, and research, in collaboration with the provincial police department. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 46776.36 187105.32 62368.4 296250.08 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to improved social cohesion in Sabha and the south of Libya and build upon a broader range of peacebuilding activities that have been at the core of IOM’s work in the south since 2016. This is achieved by engaging with students at the largest university in the south of Libya which has roughly 25,000 students and over 1,200 staff across nine faculties. There will be a specific focus on engaging female students, who for the academic year 2015/16 made up 64% of enrolled Libyan students and 57% of international students. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 367891.62 208534.73 576426.35 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 25254.56 918649.32 943903.88 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improving the resilience of the populations of the cross-border areas of Benin, Burkina Faso and Togo that are at risk of community conflicts and violent extremism. The project aims to contribute, through a cross-border approach, to the establishment of an environment where women and young people can benefit from a better protection and are sufficiently involved in the mechanisms of local dialogue while enjoying viable economic opportunities. The project is the first cross-border initiative common to the three countries concerned and responds to the common threat of community conflicts and violent extremism. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso Western Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 77131.42 797698.04 1100170.89 1975000.35 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-CS.1071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project builds on an earlier phase (2016-2018) to consolidate gains on social cohesion and improved trust among the population and security forces along the border. The current project focuses on expanding the scope of successful interventions on the southern areas of the common border (Tabou and Taï in Côte d'Ivoire and Grand Gedeh in Liberia) while applying some of the lessons learned to the northern areas (Danané and Touleupleu in Côte d'Ivoire and Nimba in Liberia) that have been particularly vulnerable to inter-community tensions. By facilitating increased cooperation and building trust between Ivorian and Liberian border communities and security forces through community engagement and cross-border socio-cultural and economic activities for peaceful co-existence, the project contributes to strengthening border and human security, as well as mitigating potential intra- and inter-community conflict escalation and regional instability. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire Western Africa IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 28787.29 848113.01 620148.79 1497049.09 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-CS.1074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to look into the rehabilitation or construction of institutional buildings and the introduction of solar technologies with mainstreaming of disaster risk reduction to contribute to building resilient communities in Myanmar. Further, this project works to rehabilitate and operationalize a new Migrant Resource Centre, which supports potential migrants in undergoing migration safely. The overall objective of the project is for 30 targeted communities to become more resilient to the impact of social and financial shocks, as well as natural hazards, and seeks to promote opportunities for increased social cohesion by targeting communities at the village tract level. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Myanmar Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 110724.99 552406.9 405171.38 1068303.27 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to conflict mitigation and the prevention of unsafe irregular migration from communities in Rakhine (Myanmar), through resilience building of vulnerable communities. IOM aims at addressing drivers of potential communal conflict, communal violence and the risks of irregular migration faced by different communities in Rakhine. Drawing on IOM Myanmar’s ongoing community stabilization model, the action aims to improve community resilience and stabilize the living conditions and livelihood opportunities of vulnerable and at-risk migrant-sending communities, both ethnic Rakhine and Rohingya, as well as ethnic minority communities such as Chin, Khami, Kaman and Mro communities. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Myanmar Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1823302.71 625928.4 265872.23 2715103.34 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-CS.1078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to strengthen the COVID-19 response in Kinshasa through improved preparation and efficiency of the Congolese National Police (PNC). In particular, this project seeks to improve relations between the police and the population to strengthen compliance with the restrictive measures applicable to the prevention of COVID-19 through capacity building of the police and with the reduction of contamination risk. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2824675.61 796656.4 3621332.01 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-CS.1086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the empowerment of refugees excluded from direct assistance in Mauritania. In particular, IOM aims to support them through the development of economic activities, and improvement of economic capacities of host communities with adequate support for their resilience and integration in the decision-making process of their community. Through this project, IOM is also supporting the Government in the implementation of its national strategy to combat the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic by carrying out some activities to strengthen the prevention of the spread of COVID-19 among refugees and host communities. Particular attention is being paid to inclusion of gender considerations in the project needs analysis, design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation to enhance relevance and impact of the action for the targeted communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 545266.29 1334696.66 182497.19 2062460.14 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of Phase IV of this project is to contribute to the improvement of security governance and the rule of law in Lubumbashi, Mbuji Mayi, Goma and Bukavu In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) by supporting security sector reform and police professionalization. In light of the evolving security and public health context in the DRC, the project seeks to implement the remaining training activities of the previous phase in addition to expanding the community policing approach and using it to strengthen the police's COVID-19 response. As such the project will focus on; capacity development of security actors, including police services, civilian authorities, and community members; strengthening of good security governance and the rule of law according to the community policing system and principles; and support to security actors involved in the enforcement of the COVID-19 response plan including any restrictions taken by the Government. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2020 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 72672.39 1365016.96 4095407.25 5533096.60 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports governments in the Republic of Colombia, the Republic of Ecuador and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in their COVID-19 responses to foster resilience, promote integration by improving the health response, community engagement and environmental protection of affected communities. Specifically, IOM improves access to health services by enhancing the capacity of prioritized health centres and temporary shelters; enhances governments' response capacities to address conflict sensitivity challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic; promotes peaceful co-existence and combats xenophobia through community-based interventions aimed at increasing the resilience of host communities; and coordinates and enables a comprehensive and effective response by national and international actors to the pandemic and its aftermath. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama South America Brazil IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2020 for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 233138.9 1747435.32 798823.32 2779397.54 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-CS.1105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the achievements and lessons learned from the IOM's extensive experience providing mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) along with humanitarian assistance across Turkey, this project aims to contribute to the livelihoods of the most vulnerable Syrians under temporary protection (SuTPs) and host community members in Istanbul's Arnavutköy and Sultangazi districts. IOM is providing comprehensive protection services, including MHPSS and case management assistance and distributing non-food items and personal oral hygiene kits to vulnerable SuTPs and host community members. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 455951.03 44048.93 499999.96 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-CS.1110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Implemented through a Multi-Partner Contribution Agreement with IOM and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), this project aims to promote integration and peaceful coexistence by improving the health response, community engagement and the protection of affected communities in Latin America and the Caribbean, particularly El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and Haiti. The COVID-19 pandemic has had vast impacts on the socioeconomic well-being and health of the region's population, affecting the considerable number of vulnerable populations most including indigenous populations, stranded migrants, returnees, refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons, and vulnerable host/transit community members. While each country faces distinct challenges, there is an overall need to support governments in their COVID-19 responses in order to ensure these populations are not left behind. Risk of conflict and insecurity is high because of the pandemic's wide-ranging effects on a region characterized by insecurity, violence, and limited institutional capacity. As borders remain partially or completely closed and health systems are overwhelmed, IOM and UNHCR have the operational capacity in the region and the institutional expertise to support governments in their efforts to mitigate conflict as a result of the pandemic. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean Honduras Haiti IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Panama IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1812772.39 2255147.54 414247.29 4482167.22 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-CS.1111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to stability in Iraq and to reduce the risk of renewed violence by strengthening social cohesion, addressing the key drivers of violent extremism, and strengthening the capacity of communities to address challenges related to the return and reintegration of Iraqis with perceived affiliation to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. This project has a whole of society approach towards the prevention of recruitment into violent extremist organizations and falls within areas relating to preventing violent extremism, crisis prevention, conflict resolution and peacebuilding. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1391479.56 3032543.22 269462.2 4693484.98 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-CS.1113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This is a multi-agency project with three main outcomes in Central African Republic: i) prevention of COVID-19, ii) socio-economic support to households, and iii) mental health and psychosocial support. For 12 months, IOM is carrying out activities under the first and third outcomes in target areas on the main corridor of the commercial exchange between the Central African Republic and Cameroun, where the population is exposed to local transmission of COVID-19. The project is based on active participation of and coordination with local authorities and communities. Other participating agencies of this project include UNDP, UNWOMEN and UNAIDS. MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central African Republic Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 272374.4 27625.6 300000.00 MPTF - CAR Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-CS.1117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon efforts to date to contribute to stability in Iraq and reduce the risk of renewed violence, IOM continues implementing measures to increase the capacity of the Government of Iraq and communities to address the complex challenges and obstacles related to the return and reintegration of Iraqis with perceived affiliations to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). These include: (1) technical support to develop and implement relevant national level policies to address displacement, returns, and the complex subject of the return and reintegration of Iraqis with perceived affiliations to ISIL; (2) targeted measures to build the capacity of national and governorate authorities to develop and implement policies and action plans to address these issues; (3) pilot project(s) promoting de-stigmatization and community readiness to accept returnees, alongside (4) socio-economic reintegration and community resilience. New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 313749.88 935073.73 213176.99 1462000.60 New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme XM-DAC-47066-CS.1118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed Quick Impact Projects (QIPs) for 2021 ensure that targeted communities in Abyei have equitable and improved access to safe water. Activities include drilling new boreholes, upgrading boreholes into solar water yards, and the construction of new hand pumps. The 2021 QIPs form part of and complement IOM's broader transition and recovery work in Abyei, contributing towards an overall objective of reducing and preventing the impact of conflict-related crises and their effects on human mobility and displacement, while promoting community stabilization and recovery. UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 261898.31 261898.31 UNITED NATIONS INTERIM SECURITY FORCE FOR ABYEI XM-DAC-47066-CS.1120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to implement conflict-sensitive and integrated interventions of secondary school support and functional adult literacy training to contribute to restoring peaceful social coexistence, improving stability and strengthening resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly women and youth, in Jonglei State and Greater Pibor Administrative Area in South Sudan. UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 349823.83 452175.98 801999.81 UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the sustainable reintegration of returnees who continue to come back to Lesotho through official borders and informal crossings (nicknamed “community crossings’’) from South Africa since March 2020 when South Africa implemented the COVID-19 lockdown and border closure. In line with its long-standing mandate and multi-sectoral expertise, IOM advocates for the adoption of sustainability-oriented reintegration policies that respond to the economic, social and psychosocial needs of returning migrants while also benefiting communities of origin and addressing structural challenges to reintegration. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lesotho Lesotho Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 201216.6 468773.5 669990.10 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1123 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support communities to rebuild and recover from the violence and destruction associated with ISIL in Iraq, and to prevent the outbreak of future conflict. It operates in three locations in northern Diyala, each of which has been severely affected by violence and conflict, hosts a large number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) or returned IDPs, is home to a diverse population and suffers from fragile social relations. The project focuses on three lines of work. First, IOM implements a variety of community engagement initiatives designed to bring fractured communities together and help repair the distrust and resentment which currently exists between and within communities. The aim of these activities is to reduce tension, increase social cohesion and build the capacity of community members to deal with conflict and tension in a productive way. The second line of work aims to rehabilitate socio-economic infrastructure, in order to increase access to services, support sustainable IDP return and reduce tension related to inadequate or inequitable access to infrastructure and services. The third line targets women and their participation in peace and security building in the communities in order to increase women's access to mechanisms for resolving disputes, and ensure their voices are incorporated into matters of community peace and security. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1071929.73 63361.69 1135291.42 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-CS.1124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to promote the stabilization of conflict-affected communities and/or other communities with intensive needs based on conflict assessments previously conducted by IOM Iraq’s Community Stabilization Unit, IOM seeks to provide the Government of Iraq with support to address two of the country’s most pressing challenges of reintegration of families with a perceived affiliation to ISIL to return to and co-exist with their communities of origin and other conflict-affected communities (a secondary location of settlement), while also bolstering resilience to future waves of violent extremism within these communities; and the socio-economic reintegration of former combatants who have spontaneously disengaged and returned to their area of origin. In addition, IOM provides assistance to vulnerable communities in Iraq to sustain peace in the context of COVID-19 by addressing socio-economic impacts brought on by the pandemic. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 863108.7 3336891.49 4200000.19 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To support vulnerable populations including Syrian refugees and the Turkish host communities, and to strengthen Turkey’s border management system, IOM aims to support a comprehensive protection and capacity building response through the provision of continued support to Ensar Community Centre in Gaziantep through support to establish a Municipal Migrant and Women’s Support Centre in Kilis; and the rollout of innovative activities in the Sanliurfa Migrant Information and Coordination Centre. Additionally, the project will provide an entrepreneurship training program for Syrian refugees and host community members with disabilities in Gaziantep, increase access to basic services through infrastructure rehabilitation, and border management capacity building at Turkey’s eastern borders and Istanbul Airport. Overall, IOM aims to target 14,505 beneficiaries. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2217475.86 505296.01 2722771.87 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to improving access to life-saving and humanitarian assistance to address urgent and early recovery needs of vulnerable internally displaced persons and returnees while increasing security and stabilisation of communities to facilitate durable solutions in Sudan. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 173587.11 1430318.68 1603905.79 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to mitigate the effects of the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Lebanon resulting from the economic crisis, COVID-19, and the Beirut Port Explosion on 4 August. The project focuses on shielding local communities from these destabilizing effects by providing community support projects, livelihood initiatives and health support, through which local socioeconomic conditions are improved, thereby lessening the prospect for social discord between Syrian refugees and host communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lebanon Lebanon Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Lebanon Intersectoral COVID Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 205676.81 677068.13 882744.94 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-CS.1129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM contributes to addressing obstacles facing the reconciliation, return, and reintegration of internally displaced persons in Iraq; and engaging community-level structures to increase their capacities and awareness on sustainable return and reintegration and reconciliation to support sustainable reintegration and improved stabilization and reduce the risk of renewed violence in Iraq. IOM aims to support comprehensive conflict resolution, social cohesion and peacebuilding in Iraq through positive interaction among communities, increased resilience of communities and the whole-of-society approaches. Under this project, IOM's activities increase social cohesion within communities affected by conflict and displacement to diffuse inter-community tensions and solve conflicts peacefully; and increase the capacity of populations affected by conflict and displacement to handle past trauma and present stressors and negative experiences, thereby contributing towards increased resilience. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 614573.1 2048577.2 2663150.30 Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-CS.1132 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to enhance the protection of vulnerable persons and to create the conditions and opportunities for dignified lives and better futures for refugees and host communities in Turkey through a multi-sectoral, resilience-orientated approach. In order to contribute to that objective, IOM aims to support individuals with targeted protection assistance, livelihood opportunities, basic needs provision, education, and activities promoting interaction and social cohesion. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Syria Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2684378.48 10415621.59 13100000.07 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the post-conflict recovery of Hawija district in Iraq through economic recovery, employment creation, and restoration of basic services by advancing infrastructure rehabilitation. This is achieved through rehabilitation of community-based infrastructure connected to the business environment, as well as infrastructure related to the agricultural sector, both in the industrial area of Hawija. This project includes close community engagement to capture a clear sense of the needs of affected populations and inform the selection of appropriate and effective rehabilitation measures. Community members and local authorities are engaged through every step of the process, including in project planning and project implementation, advancing a beneficiary-centered approach that promotes income generation and a sense of local ownership over programming. Netherlands - Ministry of Defence International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2006431.91 1598297.51 3604729.42 Netherlands - Ministry of Defence XM-DAC-47066-CS.1146 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This third phase project seeks to reinforce social cohesion and strengthen resilience of populations affected by the crisis in Burkina Faso. In particular, this project will assist affected populations through an increase in both joint and targeted livelihoods opportunities and access to protection for vulnerable asylum seekers and selected internally displaced persons and host communities in the North region of Burkina Faso. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 747542.23 252457.86 1000000.09 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CS.1149 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project strengthens existing community-driven peacebuilding mechanisms and addresses gaps identified through lessons learned from IOM's ongoing peacebuilding activities in South Sudan. IOM's strategy in Abyei includes strengthening leadership, organizational and peacebuilding capacities of traditional authorities, government officials, women, and youth in the area, particularly through existing relevant structures. Groups selected will receive support in creating peace strategies to guide their role and involvement in peacebuilding efforts in Abyei, identifying strategic action points to be implemented and building on capacity development initiatives from IOM to each group. IOM also supports the facilitation of follow-up community consultations to ensure that progress continues to be made towards peacebuilding in Abyei in a participatory manner. Where possible, this will include representatives of Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities to increase impact and sustainability. Further, this project builds on a recent project aimed to review the customary law, a law which has historically guided community-based responses to both inter-communal and intra-communal disputes, by disseminating the findings of the law review throughout Abyei. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 396039.64 396039.64 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-CS.1153 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project addresses the drivers of conflict between internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities in the Tigray and Amhara regions of Ethiopia. It aims to improve and provide targeted support towards social cohesion, recovery, and resilience efforts in displacement-affected areas, by empowering communities to plan and drive durable solution actions that enhance their coping mechanisms against future shocks from man-made disasters and natural hazards. By supporting the communities to restore social cohesion and mitigating risks that may cause future displacement, the project contributes to displacement affected communities' achievement of durable solutions owned at the community level. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Community Stabilization Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multisector aid for basic social services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 79580.73 220419.28 300000.01 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-CT.0721 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the Belarusian civil society and renders direct assistance to the vulnerable migrant categories, such as victims of trafficking and risk groups. The proposed action will target the civil society organizations of Belarus and governmental agencies dealing with most vulnerable categories and improve their operational capacity and enhance self-sustainability, strengthen networking and cooperation thus ensuring the novelty of the proposed intervention. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 11978.09 202931.68 405250.19 729875.7 1350035.66 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-CT.1032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance Belarus’ capacity to successfully counter the challenges of trafficking in persons by strengthening the counter trafficking in persons (C-TIP) mechanism, supporting provision of essential C-TIP services and building technical and organisational capacity of local C-TIP civil society organizations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 269635.8 269635.8 270124.45 270808.5 270808.44 270808.44 270808.44 90660.24 1983290.11 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-CT.1064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM project contributes to the first three results areas of the GIZ-led Better Migration Management programme. The programme takes a regional approach and aims to improve migration management, in particular to address the trafficking and smuggling of migrants within and from the Horn of Africa. The intervention logic is based on four components: (1) to strengthen national governments in pursuing a whole of government approach to migration and border governance (2) to strengthen the capacity of all institutions and agencies responsible for migration and border management; (3) to improve the identification, assistance and protection of victims of trafficking and vulnerable migrants, especially women and children, in the Horn of Africa; and (4) to raise awareness of alternative livelihood options including safe migration. Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Tanzania, United Republic of Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 4821219.35 6762308.93 1264414.3 0 12847942.58 Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH XM-DAC-47066-CT.1089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Holistic protection response to migrants and refugees with health and safety needs in Greece Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Greece Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 28614.52 326509.53 321724.11 340217.7 109486.8 1126552.66 Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) XM-DAC-47066-CT.1118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Emergency care and well-being of unaccompanied migrant children in Greece through safe accommodation and needs-based assistance. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 0 1130366.57 1068917.61 1084816.78 95070.75 3379171.71 Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) XM-DAC-47066-CT.1126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to improve the effectiveness of responses to trafficking in emergency contexts. Specifically, this will be carried out through the development of training modules as well as guidance and advocacy material for the use of different actors and audiences, including UN agencies, international organizations, local governmental institutions, local agencies etc. These materials will be developed with the aim of deepening the humanitarian community’s knowledge on the issue of trafficking in emergency contexts and at improving their capacity to plan and implement responses. IOM will also provide technical support and training to field missions and other first responders, as needed, in the design, set-up, and implementation of counter-trafficking responses in emergency settings. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 34704.32 46638.77 44691.52 44049.01 46575.25 11561.7 228220.57 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-CT.1127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will focus on improving the capacity of the humanitarian community, including international and national actors, as well as of IOM, to respond to trafficking and exploitation in emergency settings, by endowing them with the tools and knowledge to do so. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 321065.4 322702.55 324994.62 324994.68 324994.68 81248.67 1700000.60 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-CT.1134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide legal counselling to asylum seekers by 4 legal counsellors based in Sofia and one legal counsellor based in Harmanli. It will also provide oral and written interpretation services for applicants of international protection by a pool of interpreters. Information materials will be developed, produced and distributed related to asylum seekers rights and responsibilities and possibilities for access to legal aid with presentations made which have a specific focus on unaccompanied children. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 20380.58 82101.12 77647.7 78780.48 81856.03 63659.88 404425.79 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-CT.1143 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Child, early and forced marriage (CEFM) is a violation of child rights and women’s rights, a form of gender-based violence (GBV) and an obstacle to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including achievement of gender equality and empowering all women and girls. Under this joint UN programme, IOM will undertake discussions and advocacy for the identification of child marriage cases as a form of human trafficking. In doing so, it will support the elimination of child marriage, through providing support in legislative processes, advocacy, training and protection of Syrian refugees. Joint actions will include institutional strengthening, to ensure that relevant authorities have the necessary technical capacity to more effectively prevent and respond to CEFM; evidence generation to guide advocacy and programmatic actions; awareness-raising to inform communities on the harmful consequences of CEFM and constituency-building with local change-agents, such as civil society, religious leaders, men and women, and boys and girls at all levels to promote a culture of respect of children’s rights. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 228607.3 305851.44 305851.44 305852.86 1146163.04 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-CT.1167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the government to generate accurate and reliable data in order to effectively implement the policy. The project will deliver two outputs: 1) A study, which will aim to provide the government with a baseline on the current status of human-trafficking and smuggling of migrants as well as the institutional response to combat these crimes, and; 2) An information system, based on the results of the above-mentioned study, which will collect, systematize and generate accurate gender-sensitive data related to human-trafficking and smuggling of migrants. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Counter Trafficking Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 44304.96 44394.61 44520.12 44520.12 22260.06 199999.87 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.0346 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to fill gaps identified in the current response implemented by IOM and other humanitarian partners, focusing on the provision of emergency shelter and non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, health, protection and support to migrant returnees to Ethiopia originating from areas affected by the conflict. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1280675.47 1416028.22 2696703.69 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.0740 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to priority humanitarian assistance in emergency shelter, camp coordination and camp management, protection, mental health and psychosocial support, and health for populations affected by insecurity in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 491220.5 718780.15 1210000.65 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.0754 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, IOM aims at providing critical humanitarian assistance to internally displaced persons in vulnerable neighbourhoods of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, affected by ramping gang violence. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 67348.65 40982.22 108330.87 Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.0783 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, IOM aims to contribute to a coordinated shelter response by conducting an emergency structural evaluation of buildings and infrastructures in the areas affected by the 14 August 2021 earthquake. Building up on previous experiences of post-earthquake response in the country, this project offers an evaluation report of the structural damage in the affected areas to be disseminated among shelter/non-food item sector partners, significantly contributing to a better coordinated response. In addition, this project will promote sustainable and safe rehabilitating through build back safer campaigns and the promotion of own driven approach. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 51454.39 84454.03 135908.42 Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.0788 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, the Western Balkans have become one of the main routes taken by migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees to reach the European Union (EU). Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) were not immediately affected by the flow, but starting in 2018, the country became a major transit point on the route. Although significant efforts have been made by the authorities to improve immigration and border management capacities, the presence of large numbers of migrants in BiH represents a significant challenge, especially for registration, determination of identity and nationality, and onward referrals. The project proposes to support local initiatives to alleviate pressures on services in communities most affected by migration in Republika Srpska (RS). This project also provides migrants in RS with durable solutions, in the form of return and reintegration to their countries of origin whenever this is feasible and safe. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 159696.8 649447.91 809144.71 Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.0843 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the 2021 Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) in Ukraine, over 3.4 million people in the country continue to be affected by the dual impact of the 7-year conflict and the COVID-19 pandemic. The present project aims to contribute to addressing the crucial humanitarian needs and building resilience of vulnerable conflict-affected populations residing in eastern Ukraine through the provision of lifesaving non-food items, essential water, sanitation, and hygiene, multipurpose cash, livelihood support and mental health and psychosocial support for vulnerable returnees, internally displaced persons and other conflict-affected individuals in Donetsk and Luhansk regions. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1060776.79 2970447.87 968775.59 5000000.25 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.1027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq has evolved in the past years following the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) crisis in December 2017. Since then, Iraq has been facing multiple overlapping crises resulting from the years of violent conflict, which have led to protracted displacement. This project supports the overall IOM humanitarian response in Iraq, particularly activities implemented under the Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). Specific interventions are based on existing and emerging gaps in IOM's humanitarian programme, and focuses on the following sectors: Camp Coordination and Camp Management; Social cohesion support for vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities; Support to essential health services in health facilities and community-based health services. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 550000 50000.01 600000.01 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-DP.1111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to save lives and avert disaster through access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services for communities in Somalia living in districts affected by a lack of water for personal and domestic use due to the ongoing drought. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1388501.14 361498.75 1749999.89 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.1266 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this project, IOM is providing camp coordination and camp management, water sanitation and hygiene, and mental health and psychosocial support assistance to displaced people in Mozambique affected by the insecurity in Cabo Delgado. This project is improving the living conditions, participation, and accessibility to basic services for displaced people including those with disabilities. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 99204.37 25795.72 125000.09 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.1291 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to enhance the capacity of partners and the host government to respond quickly to a natural disaster and improved design of recovery interventions leading to reduced community vulnerability to future shocks. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Pakistan Pakistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 9347821.97 8799325.85 8728194.2 9174528.6 8829891.95 9374692.54 5274539.41 59528994.52 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1425 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the time critical needs highlighted in the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund First Reserve Allocation - Strategy Paper, IOM is implementing a multi-sectoral and life-saving response to the acute humanitarian needs of people displaced due to conflict in Tambura County and flooding in targeted locations, as well as internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Bentiu Camp at risk of disease outbreak, particularly Hepatitis E. This project is leveraging IOM’s existing presence in Bentiu IDP Camp, as well as its role as Camp Manager and active participation in all relevant coordination forums, whilst also capitalizing upon the capacity of the Organization to rapidly mobilize shelter/non-food item (S-NFI) teams in hard-to-reach locations. Finally, the S-NFI and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) Pipelines will enable IOM to efficiently support lifesaving frontline responses, by ensuring the reliable, cost-effective and steady stream of core relief supplies to partners for distribution to crisis-affected populations in Bentiu IDP site, and conflict- and flood-affected counties across the country. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1625377.73 1752214.32 3377592.05 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.1427 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For several months, increased numbers of crossings of migrants from Belarus into the European Union have been observed. Migrants have been gathering there since 8 November 2021, in extremely vulnerable conditions. In response to the current migration situation in Belarus and at the borders with the European Union, the intervention contributes to addressing and alleviating the urgent humanitarian needs of stranded migrants in Belarus, through equipping and refurbishing migrant accommodation centres to provide winterization and humanitarian aid to stranded migrants; and coordinating a gender and age-sensitive protection response based on the identified needs of stranded migrants. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7265.47 316408.64 323674.11 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.1538 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2020, COVID-19 pandemic-related border closures have led to a rise in irregular migratory flows toward Chile. According to data from the Chilean Law Enforcement [Border Patrol] authorities, 33,503 irregular entries into the country were reported from January to September 2021, with nearly 2,000 children and adolescents among the total number of migrants. As such, in response to protection needs for those who continue to enter Chile, the project seeks to complement current efforts underway by fellow agencies of the United Nations, the Chilean Government and local civil society organizations by means of providing temporary shelter to migrants in Iquique and food items in Colchane, both cities in the north of Chile. United Nations Children's Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chile +56 2 296 33 710 iomsantiago@iom.int Matilde Salamanca 736 Piso 4 Esq. Eliodoro Yañez Comuna de Providencia, Santiago, Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 107812.08 107812.08 United Nations Children's Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.1583 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall numbers of irregular migrants and asylum seekers in Mexico have multiplied in 2021 along with the pressing needs for humanitarian assistance compared to previous years. Shelters in the migratory route have been working overcapacity for months and without proper water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) protocols, which has increased migrants’ vulnerability in the current context. This project aims to contribute to increasing humanitarian support through adequate WASH capacities in shelters of northern and southern border of Mexico. To achieve this, IOM is improving WASH capacities of shelters, considering quality, quantity, and accessibility aspects to meet the needs of vulnerable migrants and provide dignified shelter. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 228488.33 271511.62 499999.95 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.1656 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will support timely and effective humanitarian response in Lower and Middle Juba regions in South Sudan through prepositioning of water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) emergency supplies and equipment such as soap, jerry cans, aqua tabs and pumps in key strategic locations to enhance existing response mechanism. The project will target affected populations through the regional supply hubs (RSHs) in Kismayo and Dhobley in order to respond to emergencies in a timely manner. The overall coordination will be led by the WASH Cluster at the central, regional and district levels, and the stock management will be supervised directly by IOM field staff in cooperation with the regional Lower and Middle Juba WASH Cluster. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 70775.52 261244.99 70775.4 70775.4 43704.15 517275.46 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.1685 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM is providing humanitarian post-arrival assistance to vulnerable undocumented returnees; unconditional cash assistance to returnees; and non-food items to families in the four major border crossing provinces. Additionally, IOM is ensuring the continuity of essential basic primary health care, including critical COVID-19 response measures, focusing on multiple displaced and mobile populations, as well as responding to critical water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) needs. Further, through its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), IOM is implementing Emergency Event Tracking (EET) across Afghanistan and flow monitoring at 10 key border crossings and transit hubs. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12759746.1 1920272.78 14680018.88 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.1699 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, through its Cross-Border Return and Reintegration (CBRR) programme, is providing humanitarian post-arrival assistance to vulnerable undocumented returnees; unconditional cash assistance to returnees; and non-food item kits to families in four major border crossing provinces. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 747083.2 158062.56 905145.76 Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security XM-DAC-47066-DP.1703 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project focuses on provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected households in Greater Upper Nile, South Sudan. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 4461933.12 8169142.15 12631075.27 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1704 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme aims to enhance IOM’s humanitarian interventions in South Sudan and provide conflict-affected populations, including people with specific needs, with improved access to basic services and protection through expansion of existing activities and mainstreaming of inclusive and participatory approaches across all of IOM’s programme activities. To generate synergies, achieve cost savings, and complement existing interventions, wherever possible, IOM will adopt a multi-sectoral integrated approach in implementing the activities UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 4071320.66 12663514 16734834.66 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1806 International Organization for Migration (IOM) COVID-19 transmission and associated negative socio-economic consequence and climate change induced realities combined with conflict are causing waves of internal displacement and urbanization linked to the false perception that cities are safer, access to services is improved and jobs are available. Under this project, IOM, through its Cross-Border Return and Reintegration (CBRR) programme, is providing humanitarian post-arrival assistance and non-food items to vulnerable undocumented returnees. Czech Republic - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 225052.92 225052.92 Czech Republic - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.1853 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM’s response to Typhoon Rai (Odette) aims to mitigate the impact of the typhoon on the most vulnerable populations, which has multi-sectoral approaches to address their outstanding needs of shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene, and mental health and psychosocial support. Target communities include the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach communities in Southern Leyte in Eastern Visayas Region and as well as in Dinagat Islands, and Surigao del Norte (including Siargao Island) in Caraga Region. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Philippines: Super Typhoon Rai (Odette) - Humanitarian Needs and Priorities Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4199999.87 4199999.87 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.1869 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 32812.66 2250114.77 2140648.42 2167664.52 6591240.37 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.1904 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to increase the access of vulnerable populations, in particular internally displaced and migrant children, to protection systems and services in crises affected areas in Mozambique. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 60286.16 150715.4 211001.56 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.1954 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Continued insecurity and ongoing localized inter-communal conflict between Gedeo (SNNPR) and West Guji (Oromia Region) communities have ledto the rapid displacement of over 800,000 individuals resulting in loss of assets, disruption of livelihoods and damage to basic services and infrastructure. In early June, increased violence, further aggravated the situation. The proposed intervention will provide life-saving non-food items (NFIs), including emergency shelter (ES), as well as water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) assistance to conflict induced internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Gedeo (SNNPR) and West Guji (Oromia Region) and Somali Region of Ethiopia. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1135747.54 2839368.85 3975116.39 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.1973 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the overall objective of ensuring vulnerable populations affected by man-made and natural disasters have dignified, safe and secure living conditions with basic services throughwater, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), camp coordination and camp management (CCCM), health and displacement tracking matrix (DTM) interventions. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 573935.21 573935.21 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.1986 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims at strengthening of capacities, awareness, and direct assistance for a greater protection and well-being of the most vulnerable conflict-affected populations in Yemen and to the Yemeni returnees from aboard. This is done through: (1) household assessment in the worst affected districts to gather more in-depth data regarding the shelter, services, and livelihood opportunities available in those areas; (2) life-saving services including immediate food rations such as water and dry food rations; non- food items (NFI) and hygiene kits; medical services, including primary and emergency medical assistance, and multi-purpose cash assistance. This project also contributes to the rehabilitation and expansion of the health intravenous fluid plant in Sanaa. In addition, IOM is working to ensure that migrants have access to humanitarian and protection assistance through ensuring humane and dignified return to their countries of origin. Kuwait International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4500000.24 4500000.24 4500000.24 1500000.08 15000000.80 Kuwait XM-DAC-47066-DP.2021 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this project, IOM is scaling up water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) interventions in rural and pre-urban areas with the objective of saving lives, averting disaster, and improving access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services for communities living in these areas. This intervention is also expected to reduce further displacement, promote dignified, safe, and secure living conditions for children and women who are exposed to protection risks when accessing limited water resources. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 8374689.1 8374689.10 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to save lives, avert diseases outbreak and displacement through access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services for communities living in districts in Somalia affected by a lack of water for personal and domestic use due to the ongoing drought. Through this project, IOM is implementing four actions as part of this rapid response project, which focus on areas already affected by the drought. These activities include: provision of life-saving water through temporary trucking; rehabilitation/construction of water sources (shallow wells and boreholes) as an exit strategy to emergency water trucking; construction of sanitation facilities (household latrines); and distribution of hygiene kits to vulnerable families incorporated with hygiene promotion messages/campaigns (prevention of acute watery diarrhea/COVID-19). CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4000000.05 4000000.05 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Government of Brazil in the implementation of the Internalization Program (IP) in the country through several interrelated activities and in close coordination with various stakeholders from the government and UN. In order to do so, IOM is providing temporary shelter assistance, such as the identification and improvement of the facilities provided by the Government. In addition, IOM is supporting Venezuelan migrants with transport operations, such as Pre-orientation and Medical screening of the beneficiaries and Fit to travel forms, provision of air tickets, and arrival activities, including the provision of shelters. Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 36869.47 79022.51 101185.77 217077.75 Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is aiming at reducing waterborne diseases, food insecurity and impact of natural disasters on Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar District (Bangladesh), in coordination with its implementing partners. In particular, IOM is providing access to sufficient and safe drinking water and sanitation facilities for both communities, enabling to increase safe hygiene practices. This is completed by implementing sustainable water points and latrines, water supply, non-food items provision, and reduction of malnutrition, among others. To address food insecurity and livelihoods needs, IOM is providing the affected communities with agricultural inputs, equipment, and technical expertise. In addition, IOM is also supporting local disaster management committees as well as students’ groups and increase their knowledge and communication skills on disaster risk reduction. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3841293.15 9219103.56 9219103.56 22279500.27 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes towards the provision of accurate and timely data on displaced populations and their urgent humanitarian needs in Ethiopia. In addition, IOM continues to provide basic life-saving emergency assistance to displaced households through meaningful multi-sector humanitarian assistance such as water, sanitation and hygiene, emergency shelter and non-food items (ES/NFI), and site management support. In particular, IOM aims to guarantee safe access to water and sanitation services, improve living conditions by providing ES/NFI kits, while improving safety and well-being of displaced populations through site management support services in collective sitesand return areas, ensuring essential communal infrastructure and promoting community self-reliance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1393176.71 3216823.48 4610000.19 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the regional migration response plan (RMRP), this project includes urgent humanitarian interventions and medium to long-term actions in the Horn of Africa and Yemen. Specifically, IOM aims at addressing the drivers of migration, building local institution capacity for better migration management and providing sustainable socioeconomic infrastructure to support communities of origin, transit and destination led by the respective governments and supported by the UN, NGOs and other partners. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2044246.54 2350792.13 91039.77 4486078.44 Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides multi-sectoral assistance to cyclone-affected, internally displaced communities in Mozambique in the areas of shelter assistance, camp coordination and camp management, displacement tracking, multi-sector needs assessments, mobility tracking, protection, and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS). Key activities include distribution of non-food items and emergency shelter kits, improvement of services and living conditions in resettlement sites, provision of MHPSS services, and data collection and assessments to understand humanitarian needs and inform interventions. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 933059.73 1064012.17 2802927.51 4799999.41 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to reduce the vulnerability of undocumented Afghan returnees from Pakistan and Iran and to meet the immediate humanitarian needs of vulnerable populations, IOM aims at providing post-arrival humanitarian assistance through medical screening, transportation grants, water, sanitation and hygiene services, food assistance and non-food items assistance through cash grants. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 787445.98 822787.17 795518.29 505416.19 2911167.63 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4388944.2 7854545.52 3883809.92 16127299.64 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims at contributing to prevent, reduce and mitigate protection threats for persons affected by the crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic in South Sudan through the provision of multi-sector life-saving humanitarian assistance. In particular, IOM is supporting affected populations through the provision of water, site care and maintenance, distribution of shelter/non-food items, as well as enhancing the psychological well-being of affected populations through integrated protection programming. In addition, IOM is further strengthening the capacity of the humanitarian aid system by providing timely and targeted humanitarian assistance through information management and cluster coordination. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1227444.15 5143214.07 4632994.53 11003652.75 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2088 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, and protection needs of affected populations. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3536424.76 7235998.04 1953790.14 12726212.94 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing integrated and comprehensive live-saving humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected populations in cluster-identified priority areas across Ethiopia. IOM provides multi-sectoral assistance such as emergency shelter and non-food items provision and water, sanitation and hygiene services with essential protection and community rehabilitation support through site management support and mental health and psychosocial support activities. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1209418.03 1190301.58 2399719.61 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM will continue to manage the grant fund Rapid Response Fund (RRF) in Sudan. The RRF is a grant fund managed by IOM that provides grants to International and National NGOs for humanitarian emergency interventions across all states in Sudan. Up until May 2019, the RRF has been the only fast, flexible emergency funding mechanism that supports critical life-saving humanitarian interventions in Sudan. RRF’s streamlined, flexible grant application and disbursement process allows organizations to implement short-term, effective and quick impact projects that assist internally displaced persons, returnees, vulnerable host community members, and other vulnerable persons. Through this project, the RRF in Sudan supports the following sectors of programming: non-food items, shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene, health, protection, and humanitarian coordination and information management. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2854054.08 4281081.12 4281081.54 1783784.15 13200000.89 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, camp coordination and camp management, and livelihood needs of affected populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3157894.55 12631579.44 4210526.4 20000000.39 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to immediate protection-specific needs of vulnerable migrants and asylum seekers located in northern Mexico, through multi-purpose cash assistance as well as strengthening of their socio-economic self-reliance. In particular, IOM is assisting the target populations to transition out of shelters and move toward self-reliance by providing basic items and services through cash assistance. Finally, as a complementary measure to provide a safer and productive environment in terms of protection against sexual exploitation and abuse, IOM will strengthen relevant public entities and civil society organizations to ensure that they are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to support the target population. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8718185.78 6452633.7 1712120.92 16882940.40 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To address a serious and growing humanitarian crisis in Libya, IOM is establishing the Migrants Resource and Response (MRRM) programme in Tripoli to directly support approximately 12,000 migrants in distress through a comprehensive rights-based approach towards humanitarian assistance. Through the deployment of mobile teams, MRRM brings together in one mechanism humanitarian aid and a wide range of services and needs-based assistance to migrants living in urban areas as well as vulnerable cases from the host community. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 414222.22 954622.52 226284.87 1595129.61 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to preventing, reducing and mitigating serious protection threats for vulnerable populations who have been severely affected by the ongoing crisis in South Sudan, through the provision of multi-sector life-saving humanitarian assistance. IOM continues to implement a comprehensive multi-sector approach to address critical lifesaving needs in seven sectors in which IOM has significant technical, operational and strategic capacity to ensure effective and timely delivery of humanitarian assistance. IOM provides camp coordination and camp management, Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), health, mental health and psychosocial support, shelter/non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene promotion, protection and pipeline support to internally displaced persons and vulnerable host communities across South Sudan. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8613735.77 8276145.98 16889881.75 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM proposes to provide immediate in-kind winterization, hygiene, multipurpose and livelihood support to the most vulnerable households in Luhansk and Donetsk regions (Government Controlled Areas (GCA) and Non-Government Controlled Areas (NGCA)) to meet basic needs. Ukrainian authorities and humanitarian actors will be supported with the information of the situation of internally displaced persons that will be useful during the assistance programmes development. To improve conditions for safety of civilians at the line crossing points on GCA side, IOM will provide in-kind support to the exit-entry checkpoints (ECCPs). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1285463.22 5694452.82 3020084.85 10000000.89 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2119 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2019, the increase of insecurity, violence and human rights violations in Venezuela have hindered the humanitarian actors to provide assistance and protection services in the country, including the communities of Colombian refugees and asylum seekers. The present action contributes to the provision of life-saving emergency assistance and protection for Colombian refugees, asylum seekers, potential Colombian returnees, and vulnerable host communities in target locations. This project focuses on three lines of action, as identified through various assessments and analysis of lessons learned of previous phases of the project, namely: 1) Timely life-saving assistance to improve the living conditions of Colombian refugees, asylum seekers and members of host communities in targeted Venezuelan States; 2) Food security and nutrition of Colombian refugees, asylum seekers and members of host communities in targeted Venezuelan States; and 3) Life-saving information on threats related to trafficking in persons, migrant smuggling and other forms of exploitation and abuse in targeted communities in Venezuela, including Colombian refugees and asylum seekers to increase their awareness about the risks of trafficking in persons. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1006459.52 1510123.68 1448629.74 3965212.94 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2121 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program aims to save lives and preserve the dignity of vulnerable populations including displaced people and host communities through increased access to safe, equitable and adequate water, sanitation, hygiene promotion services and by responding to and preventing gender-based violence. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3402402.94 1310660.67 4713063.61 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To address the growing humanitarian crisis in Libya, IOM is establishing the Migrants Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM) programme in Tripoli to directly support approximately 12,000 migrants in distress through a comprehensive rights-based approach towards humanitarian assistance. Assistance includes distribution of non-food items and hygiene kits, primary health care service delivery, referral to IOM's voluntary humanitarian return programme, protection services and awareness-raising about the risks of irregular migration. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 608934.14 1756182.48 86788.88 2451905.50 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the auspices of IOM Afghanistan's long running Cross Border Return and Reintegration (CBRR) programme, the objective of this project is to reduce the vulnerability of undocumented Afghan returnees through the provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance as defined under the 2019 Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP). In order to achieve this, IOM is providing post-arrival assistance to returning Afghans at border crossings with the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan while strengthening medical screening and related services at transit center health posts. In addition, IOM plans to deploy two mobile health teams within local communities affected by return and displacement and to contribute to increased knowledge of population flows and through the continued roll out of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix to ensure evidence-based assistance delivery. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1783604.04 6912321.14 427151.91 9123077.09 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to addressing the needs of the most vulnerable conflict-affected people in Iraq, including internally displaced people, recent returnees, and members of host communities through the provision of shelter, health, protection, mental health and psychosocial support and non-food item assistance. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1368091.68 2144825.54 283161.38 3796078.60 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-DP.2139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM interventions are supporting the humanitarian response in Aden, Hudaydah, Ibb, Sa’ada and Sana’a (Yemen)through the procurement, pre-positioning and provision of 19,585 non-food items, 8,500 basic hygiene kits, 60,000 mosquito nets and 16,585 emergency shelter kits across five hubs in Yemen (covering seven locations). In addition, IOM will provide 351,662 litres of diesel fuel to water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities across Yemen and provode600 emergency, gender-sensitive sanitation facilities to newly displaced populations. Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105446.44 7980582.38 7102171.92 15188200.74 Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to provide life-saving and transitional support to refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar District (Bangladesh). Humanitarian services provided are inclusive of health, water, sanitation and hygiene, shelter and non-food items, protection, needs and population monitoring, site management and site development, communication with communities, social cohesion and livelihoods, and support COVID-19 related activities. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: 2019 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4908826.41 11272705.81 16181532.22 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention provides comprehensive and life-saving shelter (ES) and non-food item (NFI) assistance to disaster-affected populations in Somali Region’s Dawa zone (Moyale woreda) and Fafan zone (Tuliguled woreda), in Ethiopia. The project will deliver assistance through provision of ES/NFIs with essential protection mainstreaming, gender inclusion, and measures to mitigate the risk of gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 560024.82 560024.82 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2147 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The specific objective of this project is to support the operational capacities of various ministries of the government to respond to the needs of the refugees and migrants, in particular vulnerable groups through the provision of access to quality formal and non-formal education, continuation of protection related services in the centres, assisted voluntary return and reintegration, distribution of non-food items in the reception and asylum centres, smaller infrastructural improvements in the reception centres and social protection institutions, more efficient outreach activities of the Asylum Office. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 565316.58 3546597.74 3685170.53 200701.02 7997785.87 European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-DP.2155 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project focuses its efforts on ensuring protection of vulnerable undocumented deportees from Iran through enhanced collaboration with the Government of Afghanistan in protection screening and identification at border-crossing points; providing vulnerable deportees with protection support and assistance from border points to provinces of return; and provision of multi-purpose cash transfers in provinces of return to prevent returnees from resorting to negative coping mechanisms that could result in new protection risks. IOM also responds to these vulnerable returnees' COVID-19 related health and protection needs through risk communication, distribution of personal protective equipment, health screenings and referrals, and national and provincial coordination. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 702210.77 2067323.3 1562111.85 4331645.92 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2156 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the project is to provide humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected populations in spontaneous displacement sites and surrounding communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Activities under this project contribute towards a more informed and coordinated humanitarian response in displacement sites across the North-Kivu, Tanganyika and Ituri provinces, as well as improve the living conditions and protection of the most vulnerable internally displaced persons through improved site coordination and management. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 292495.69 2209671.45 2502167.14 Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2163 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene needs of affected populations. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6152672.21 6152672.21 Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2166 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With only a few formal camps remaining, the focus is shifting to protracted internally displaced persons living in informal settlements and returnees living in hotspots of severe living conditions. This requires a revised intervention strategy that takes into account the diverse needs of the different affected populations. IOM's intervention will provide comprehensive multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, encompassing camp coordination and camp management services, shelter, the provision of non-food-items and multi-purpose cash assistance, mental health and psychosocial support, protection, health support and mainstreamed communication with communities support. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 7151486.75 5117625.63 12269112.38 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In tropical cyclone Idai affected areas, more than 140,000 displaced persons sought shelter in temporary accommodation centres set up by the government. Nine months after the passage of the cyclone, 93,516 internally displaced persons are living in 71 resettlements sites as of December 2019. For both Idai and Kenneth affected communities, the IOM interventions under this response focus on shelter assistance, camp coordination and camp management, displacement tracking, multi-sector needs assessments and mobility tracking and protection and mental health and psychosocial. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1330540.65 3669458.45 4999999.10 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2168 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Insecurity and attacks against civilians across the Cabo Delgado province increased in late 2019 and early 2020, leading to a significant rise in displacement across the province, and consequently an increase in protection risks, shelter needs and camp coordination and management needs, including displacement tracking and profiling, in particular for the most vulnerable, among the displaced and host communities. Over 130,000 are estimated to be displaced and in desperate need of immediate humanitarian assistance with the majority of them staying in host settlements in coastal areas and northern districts of the country, such as Mocimboa da Praia, Muidumbe, Macomia, Nangande and Mueda, although an increasing number of IDPs are arriving in Pemba city and Montupuez district in the far South. This proposed project contributes to the response through priority shelter/non-food items, protection, and camp coordination, and camp management needs of 50,200 IDPs. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 0 2113930.13 2113930.13 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2169 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM provides a coordinated response to ensure an effective provision of life-saving shelter and non-food items (NFI) support to affected populations. This will be done through the procurement of 500 NFI emergency kits and 500 shelter kits (In-Kind) for the contingency stock managed by IOM, which will allow Shelter and NFI Cluster partners to respond to emergencies in a timely fashion. The intervention will include support to partners for transportation and distribution costs. Furthermore, IOM will use a Cash-Based Intervention (CBI) modality to support an additional 2,500 households to purchase shelter and NFI items in locations where the markets are functioning. In addition, IOM will contribute to improved access to basic services and protection for affected populations through improved humanitarian coordination and site management. The intervention will encompass both the production and dissemination of relevant surveys to humanitarian partners, the monitoring of population flows in targeted locations in Somalia, internally displaced persons site management activities and capacity building for local camp coordination and camp management cluster partners. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1703142.48 1703142.48 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2171 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to responding to the increasing number of repatriations of Haitian migrants by providing critical humanitarian assistance to returnees upon their arrival. Moreover, IOM is supporting the Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP) to provide integrated COVID-19 assistance to migrants. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 666080.03 261945.66 928025.69 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2173 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As displaced communities in Cabo Delgado and Nampula remain vulnerable to natural disasters and conflict, IOM's intervention directly contributes to increase the preparedness future disasters through pre-positioning of non-food item (NFI) stock and strengthening of the assessment capacity for natural disaster risk analysis and data made available through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) in Cabo Delgado. In light of the global COVID-19 pandemic, and the large-scale migratory in-flow of Mozambicans workers returning from South Africa, Zimbabwe, and other neighbouring countries, as a result of lock-downs or other restrictive policies, a crisis modifier will enable IOM to quickly activate and deploy resources at key border crossing points, return communities and, to the extent possible, in internal displaced person's settlement in central areas of the country, in efforts to prevent and mitigate associated risks of communal transmission. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 261693.23 656328.38 918021.61 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2175 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is contributing to improved and dignified conditions of populations affected by displacement crisis in Iraq through provision of life-saving assistance to address their humanitarian needs. IOM will implement an integrated multi-sector camp coordination and camp management, shelter/non-food items and cash intervention benefiting protracted internally displaced persons unable to or prevented from returning to their areas of origin or in emergency displacement, particularly prioritizing those in secondary displacement following camp consolidation and closures. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 349069.72 2541138.13 2890207.85 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2184 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the provision of Safe Secured Approach Field Environment (SSAFE)training to provide essential security and safety awareness to all UN and associated personnel operating in southern Turkey bordering Syria where risk levels are high. This will be a continuation project for the provision of SSAFE trainings provided by IOM since 2017 and financially supported by Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund (SCHF) since May 2019. The funding from the SCHF remains crucial to support the safety and security of humanitarian workers to conduct and deliver life-saving emergency assistance in a safe manner, as there is a funding gap and no other source for this critical interagency service currently. The total number of targeted beneficiaries for the project is 600 humanitarian staff working on the Syria response (360 men, 240 women). The trainings aim to assist in improving the security environment and preparedness of humanitarian staff within the current context. The trainings will be conducted in Gaziantep, Turkey, a hub for the Syria Cross-Border Response. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 83633.14 36367.16 120000.30 Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2185 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene and camp coordination and camp management needs of affected populations. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 117740.47 3562211.19 3624886.78 7304838.44 Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2190 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM supports the Haitian National Migration Office (ONM) in its reintegration assistance to Haitians who have been returned from elsewhere in the region. IOM is strengthening the ONM's operational capacities in immediate reception and assistance, providing migrants with mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) and protection assistance, and raising awareness about the risks of irregular migration to deter future departures. IOM's protocol to screen for and follow up on potential COVID-19 cases at the point of entry is also applied within this project. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 16706.58 59888.36 76594.94 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2199 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM provides handwashing kits and awareness raising through risk communication and community engagement related to COVID-19 prevention to conflict affected population residing in 61 displacement sites across North Kivu, Tanganyika and Ituri provinces. IOM continues to support the provision of site management and site administration services in 61 displacement sites and will provide water and sanitation health services. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1930000.05 1930000.05 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2200 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM multi-sectoral project aims at contributing to the resilience of crisis-affected populations in Libya. The project includes four components. With the community stabilization component, IOM seeks to address major challenges at the community level and thus focusing on collective challenges rather than individual. With the direct assistance component, IOM provides urgent assistance in situations of extreme need. With the migrant resource and response mechanism component, IOM seeks to address vulnerability, prioritizing migrants for receipt of individual assistance as some of the most vulnerable segments of the society in Libya. And finally, with the capacity building component, IOM strengthens the understanding of relevant government officials about migration management and labour migration in Libya - topics which are very relevant to the Libyan context and area where improved state policies will greatly alleviate migrant's difficulties. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 412644.13 3960932 917615.11 5291191.24 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-DP.2204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing humanitarian assistance to conflict affected households in Greater Upper Nile, vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Protection of Civilians (PoC) sites and collective settlements, as well as communities outside of camp settings suffering shocks in South Sudan. In particular, IOM is providing mental health and psychosocial support, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene and shelter (WASH) and non-food Items assistance, as well as camp coordination and camp management and primary health-care services. In addition, in order to respond to COVID-19, IOM is providing critical WASH items, constructing hand washing infrastructure and conducting risk communication activities. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 5164287.71 10556312.36 15720600.07 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM's pipeline is ensuring the reliable, cost-effective and rapid stream of core water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) supplies for distribution to crisis-affected populations across the country and personal protective equipment to partners in order to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in South Sudan. IOM is also scaling up key WASH service components within Juba, particularly hand washing infrastructure, risk communication and community engagement, and hygiene promotion across high-risk areas of Juba, including peri-urban areas with limited access to water supply and densely populated neighborhoods. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6050074.21 813926.04 6864000.25 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2207 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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, contributing in enabling products and materials that arrive from regional and international suppliers to rapidly move onwards to partners located deep in the field. Through the effective management of the CTS, IOM aims to support organizations' preparedness measures to mitigate risk associated with increased insecurity, looting/theft of humanitarian supplies, critical access impediments to very vulnerable people. Together with other common and free-for-user services provided by the Logistics Cluster, CTS aims to reduce expensive transport costs in order to support the timely response to the needs of the affected populations. With this funding, IOM directly works with 80 humanitarian organizations located in different areas enabling them to deliver critical life-saving humanitarian services and assistance items. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 310601.03 889399.21 1200000.24 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2212 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the overall objective to increase funding to frontline NGOs to respond to COVID-19 in crisis affected countries, through this project, IOM acts as a grant manager of CERF resources for pre-identified and selected NGOs in order to address urgent water, sanitation and hygiene and health humanitarian needs in Haiti, Libya, Sudan, South Sudan, Central African Republic and Bangladesh, in accordance to the global humanitarian response plan and country specific response plans. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Central African Republic Haiti IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 10599683.19 14474867.05 25074550.24 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, in partnership with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), aims to alleviate gaps and provide immediate solutions to the most urgent needs of project partners in their response to the COVID-19 outbreak, filling critical gaps for a timely, effective, and coordinated response to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to mitigate social and economic impacts that may lead to or exacerbate existing tensions within and between mobile and local communities in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, and Kosovo. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 75620.38 4769041.15 4573874.87 9418536.40 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-DP.2214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM seeks to continue the provision of life-saving and life-sustaining shelter and non-food items (S-NFIs) services to individuals in prioritized communities in Wau County, Western Bahr el Ghazal (WBeG). The project is in line with the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) allocation strategy, and targets per cent caseload of the S-NFI Cluster under the multi-cluster allocation. Key activities include the provision of crucial S-NFI material assistance to 26,000 individuals, via frontline teams based in Wau and coordination, information management and partner support services, provided through leadership of the S-NFI Cluster and the role of WBeG S-NFI Cluster State focal points MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 431173.38 486306.74 917480.12 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2218 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is implementing activities in 16 countries across Latin America and the Caribbean within the parameters of the Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP). Areas include health; humanitarian transportation; multipurpose cash-based intervention; non-food items; water, sanitation, and hygiene; shelter, food security, protection, integration, education, support services, and coordination at the regional and national levels. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Argentina Brazil IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Paraguay Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2020 for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 37557322.39 37667678.05 75225000.44 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is addressing the public health and humanitarian concerns of internally displaced people living in congested and unsanitary locations in Ethiopia through activities in the sectors of camp coordination and camp management; water, sanitation, and hygiene, health (WASH), and protection. This project aims to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in these sites through infection, prevention, and control; risk communication and community engagement; access to WASH, and continuity of essential services. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 259978.01 740022.75 1000000.76 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2225 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide critical humanitarian and health assistance along migratory routes along Yemen’s southern coastline and through to Marib governorate. Through this project, migrants and refugees in Yemen will also have the option of participating in assisted and voluntary humanitarian return programmes which will facilitate their return to their countries of origin. Displacement tracking activities under this project will serve to inform migrant assistance activities across the HoA and in Yemen. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3533567.4 3533567.40 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2228 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Rapid Response Fund (RRF) supports partners to respond to emergency needs of populations affected by man-made and natural disasters across South Sudan and Abyei Administrative Area. Through this project, IOM aims to provide support to partners in the areas of Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management (HCIM), Protection, Shelter and Settlement, Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), and Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL). United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 563176.71 8719765.6 4217057.7 13500000.01 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon on several decades of IOM's work around diaspora’s engagement, extensive networks, tools and lessons learned through prior interventions, IOM and its partners are working to develop and pilot a framework for a more coordinated and institutional diaspora engagement in humanitarian assistance, at the global and country level. The framework ensures engagement takes place in an inclusive, effective and systematic manner to maximize impact and achieve scalability, and increases the capacity of diasporas and institutional humanitarian actors to coordinate with each other, with the overall goal to increase effectiveness and reach of humanitarian assistance to populations affected by natural and man-made disasters, in humanitarian emergencies and more broadly along the humanitarian-development-peace nexus. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Haiti Philippines United States of America Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 167976.62 577023.51 745000.13 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2230 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The IOM interventions under this response will focus on shelter/non-food item management of in-kind contribution received from the Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA), both for direct support to in need population and through the IOM-managed common pipeline in Cabo Delgado and in camp coordination and camp management. The project will also contribute to displacement tracking, multi-sector need assessments and emergency mobility tracking. Protection and mental health and psychosocial support and outreach health services will also be provided through direct support and strengthening of referral systems. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1921773.14 3738226.85 5659999.99 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2231 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM continues to address critical humanitarian needs and contribute to building resilience of the society by providing integrated support for displaced and vulnerable crisis-affected populations in Sudan. Focus areas of the action are coordination and common services, protection via the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), emergency shelter and non-food items and water, sanitation and hygiene. Furthermore, IOM is providing additional humanitarian support to beneficiaries in Sudan to address the COVID-19 pandemic, upcoming flood season and other man-made and natural disasters in coordination with UN partner agencies, Government counterparts and other relevant stakeholders to scale-up the current response under the three results for the action. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 846423.67 4858878.4 2736499.68 8441801.75 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2234 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Using an integrated and multi-sectoral approach encompassing activities in displacement tracking, camp coordination and camp management, shelter and non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, health, mental health and psychosocial support, protection, common pipeline, and the Common Transport Service, IOM seeks to ensure effective and timely delivery of humanitarian and recovery assistance for affected populations in South Sudan. IOM’s efforts will focus upon three interlinked and mutually reinforcing areas of intervention: camps and camp-like settings; underserved and hard-to-reach areas facing great severity of humanitarian needs; and humanitarian coordination. IOM will promote the involvement of a wide range of actors and encourage complementarity between humanitarian partners and clusters to make programming more cost-effective, reach a greater portion of the affected population and better respond to new protection concerns. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 9187147.86 15952110.22 7235742.03 32375000.11 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2235 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, IOM has been implementing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention and mitigation activities under the Safe from the Start Initiative (SFTS) globally. In this phase VI of the project IOM is increasing efforts initiated in the previous phase on localization and also look at ways to better predict and understand risks affecting women and girls during displacement; further mobilize the capacities of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), to strengthen on-going emergency responses; develop guidance and institutionalize actions supporting a greater inclusion of women and girls, to address immediate concerns and contribute to longer-term recovery and empowerment; also continue to proactively support collective protection against sexual exploitation and abuse programs through roll out of guidance and capacity building of targeted stakeholders. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2274879.26 1125120.88 3400000.14 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2237 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the proposed project and envisioned activities, IOM is aiming to contribute to the containment of the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and minimize mortality and morbidity rates in Sudan through the implementation of: (1) infection prevention control (IPC) measures, (2) essential water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services for health facilities, isolation and points of entry/exit (PoEs), and camps and camp-like settings; (3) risk communication community engagement (RCCE) activities; (4) income generating activities to mitigate the negative socio-economic impact of COVID-19; and (5) COVID-19 IDPs camp coordination activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1224952.18 1525047.86 2750000.04 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2238 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will provide critical humanitarian assistance to Rohingya who have arrived by boat through the Andaman Sea and are now stranded after disembarkation in Indonesia, taking into account COVID-19 mitigation considerations and providing temporary shelter and non-food items, emergency health and nutritional support, water and sanitation hygiene, psychosocial and protection support, in close coordination with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) for Refugee Status Determination (RSD). IOM will also support coordination efforts on the ground with local and national government authorities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 412064.76 125435.15 537499.91 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2240 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3208139.5 1791860.35 4999999.85 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2242 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM continues to contribute to improved and dignified living conditions of the populations affected by the crisis through the provision of life-saving assistance to address humanitarian needs in the most affected governorates of Iraq. IOM is delivering targeted and quality services, based on the needs and the situation of internally displaced persons, and is addressing specific needs of the populations living in protracted displacement. IOM is providing a combination of shelter (critical shelter upgrades), non-food items (basic and replacement items, in-kind and through cash-based assistance), camp coordination and camp management, health, protection, mental health and psychosocial support activities, while maintaining and strengthening the communication with the target communities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9414342.36 3585657.58 12999999.94 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2243 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Using a multisectoral emergency response programme, covering the Displacement Tracking Matric, shelter and non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, site management support, and emergeny health sectors, this project aims to address critical humanitarian needs crisis-affected persons in Ethiopia. Activities have been adjusted to also contribute to the prevention of the further spread of COVID-19 in Ethiopia's most vulnerable communities, while addressing these critical needs. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1119969.72 619976.7 1739946.42 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2249 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to contribute towards efforts to address urgent humanitarian needs through a multi-sectoral approach focused on providing integrated support to displaced and vulnerable crisis-affected populations. To achieve this aim, the project will focus on three inter-related outcomes centered on i) collecting and sharing with partners’ up-to-date information needed to respond effectively to humanitarian needs; ii) providing emergency shelter and non-food items to vulnerable populations; and, iii) mitigating potential causes of tension and conflict (resource-driven and inter-community) by promoting peaceful co-existence through improved access to basic services and livelihood opportunities. As the recent outbreak of COVID-19 is further exacerbating an already stretched health system and worsening an already dire economic situation, the project will include mainstreamed and dedicated activities to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak in particular with regards to health and livelihoods but also water, sanitation and hygiene activities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 3569949.15 930050.76 4499999.91 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DP.2256 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Lake Chad is surrounded by various conflict-affected areas leading to ongoing displacement and mobility, including refugee or returnee movements which have been ongoing in the region for decades. Through this project IOM is supporting a response within three of the most affected countries covering shelter and non-food item provision for most vulnerable displaced people; mobility mapping to ensure timely and precise information on the needs of displaced populations to support more accurate and effective decision-making processes of the humanitarian community and governments and lastly mental health & psychosocial support (MHPSS). The MHPSS includes a participatory approach for victims or survivors of violence by providing victim-/survivor-centred and community and culturally sensitive services contributing to reducing psychosocial vulnerabilities and promoting community resilience and ownership. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad Sub-Saharan Africa Cameroon IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2023032.27 4326279.94 740463.11 7089775.32 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2264 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme aims to save lives and preserve the dignity of vulnerable populations including internally displaced persons and host community members in South Sudan through increased access to safe, equitable and adequate water, sanitation, hygiene promotion services and by responding to and preventing gender-based violence. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1443218.29 4068220.53 5511438.82 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2267 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at strengthening the capacity of IOM in Iraq to deliver humanitarian assistance in an effective and efficient manner. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 23076.94 276923.28 300000.22 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-DP.2268 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide support to populations in the neighborhoods of Taba Issa (Pétion Ville) and Bas Delmas in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to alleviate the most urgent needs. This includes the support for the most vulnerable families wishing to leave the targeted neighborhoods to move to safer neighborhoods with basic services; support to vulnerable individuals without documentation to obtain an archive extract or birth certificate; distribution of dignity kits among target population; provision of integrated medical assistance (medical screening, distribution of suitable materials, or medical insurance, as needed) and ensuring access to accountability and referral services; and provision of holistic assistance (school fees, lunch box, basic health) in cash to children born of UN sexual exploitation and abuse in Haiti for the duration of one school year. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 198499.84 951500.24 1150000.08 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2269 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to enable a humanitarian response to the floods by establishing two humanitarian hubs in Jonglei State which has the highest number of flood-affected people in South Sudan. In particular, IOM is establishing a humanitarian hub in Jiech (Ayod County) and a light base camp in Pibor (Pibor County), both in Jonglei. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 469779.27 30220.86 500000.13 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2274 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is part of the emergency humanitarian response conducted in Mali with the overall objective of providing humanitarian assistance to conflict-affected populations in the center and north of the country. In order to alleviate the suffering of the populations, IOM offers assistance, which is structured around three axes, namely the protection aspect through the monitoring of the movement of populations through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) which will support the Government of Mali in the collection of data. The second aspect of IOM's assistance is to improve access to shelter/non-food items to vulnerable populations in areas with a high concentration of internally displaced persons and returnees. The third axis will assure a protection response for affected and displaced households and host communities through psychosocial assistance and will respond to the proven need for clinical care for people with mental health problems. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 500000.55 500000.55 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-DP.2276 International Organization for Migration (IOM) COVID-19 pandemic continues to present unprecedented impacts on Ethiopian society. Ethiopia's Planning and Development Commission (PDC), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the UN all expect COVID-19 to pose major adverse impacts on the economy as well as on household welfare and human dignity due to low economic growth, close of businesses, and reduced productivity in key sectors such as agriculture and services. The pandemic has also heightened existing vulnerabilities among highly vulnerable groups. Ethiopian migrants who end up stranded in countries from in the Horn of Africa and the Gulf. The proposed project aims to contribute to a well-coordinated, informed, and timely response to COVID-19 in Gambella and Tigray Regional States. For this, IOM is: 1) Enhancing the capacity of Humera and Pagak points of entry (POE) in the areas of surveillance, Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) and risk communication; 2) Empowering individuals and communities to adopt preventative and health seeking behaviours necessary for reducing the spread of the coronavirus; and 3) improving access to non-food items (NFIs) and essential health and protection services for targeted returnees, refugees, and asylum seekers. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 85190.3 488081.76 29476.73 602748.79 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2277 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the project, IOM will contribute to the provision of priority humanitarian assistance to population affected by insecurity in Cabo Delgado (Mozambique). In particular, through this multi-sectoral project, IOM will provide emergency shelter, camp coordination and camp management, protection and health assistance. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Cabo Delgado Province Mozambique Rapid Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 886960.39 413039.84 1300000.23 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2279 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to Government of Ethiopia's efforts to facilitate safe return and sustainable reintegration of vulnerable Ethiopian migrants deported from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and other destination countries. IOM is providing registration and reception services at Bole International Airport (BIA), tailored post-arrival assistance to the most vulnerable returnees with medical and psychological issues (temporary accommodation in Addis Ababa, hospitalization, transportation, etc.), non-food item packages, transportation to home communities, family tracing and reunification for unaccompanied minor children, and tailored reintegration assistance to individual returnees. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 43244.7 456755.18 499999.88 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-DP.2280 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in Ethiopia, through an integrated water, sanitation and hygiene, health, emergency shelter and non-food items, nutrition and protection assistance with essential protection mainstreaming and gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and abuse risk mitigation. The project builds on ongoing IOM responses in these areas by expanding coverage of affected populations and scaling-up interventions as IOM has active presence in the proposed area of intervention. The project also seeks to make referrals into education and nutrition sectors when and where appropriate. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 500000.71 500000.71 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2282 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing return and basic reintegration assistance to repatriated migrants from Turks and Caicos in Haiti. IOM considers assistance is essential in empowering and protecting returnees by providing them with the necessary tools and assistance for their reinsertion into the society of their country of origin, while generally contributing to the sustainability of return. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Caribbean Haiti Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 20399.38 6675.59 27074.97 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2288 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in Venezuela has resulted in the most severe and fastest growing population displacement in the modern history of the South American region. This project allows IOM the continuity of humanitarian operations currently being implemented in the northern region of Tumbes, bordering Ecuador, and the metropolitan city of Lima in Peru. The project focuses on interventions for food security, understood as availability and access to nutritious and healthy food; and the coverage of immediate basic needs of refugees and migrants from Venezuela through cash-based interventions. Spain - Local Government of Madrid International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 0 266806.09 266806.09 Spain - Local Government of Madrid XM-DAC-47066-DP.2291 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to a well-coordinated, informed, and timely response to COVID-19 in Gambella and Tigray Regional States. For this, IOM is enhancing the capacity of Humera and Pagak points of entry in the areas of surveillance, infection prevention and control and risk communication. IOM will also be empowering individuals and communities to adopt preventative and health seeking behaviours necessary for reducing the spread of the coronavirus and improving access to non-food items and essential health and protection services for targeted returnees, refugees, and asylum seekers. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1800000.22 1800000.22 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2293 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene and camp coordination and camp management and protection needs of affected populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1528998.45 13471001.5 14999999.95 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2295 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, through its Cross-Border Return and Reintegration (CBRR) programme in Afghanistan, is providing humanitarian post-arrival assistance to 3,500 vulnerable undocumented returnees and unrestricted, multi-purpose financial assistance to 3,000 undocumented returnees from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Pakistan. IOM also proposes to facilitate the return of qualified Afghan diaspora from Iran by placing them within private and public institutions in Afghanistan to enable them to contribute to the development of the country. Additionally, IOM is increasing knowledge of population flows, returns, displacement and migration through the continued implementation of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix to ensure better-targeted, evidence-based delivery of assistance to populations in most need in priority locations. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 242096.81 1446312.11 1688408.92 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2296 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project intends to respond to immediate humanitarian needs and improve living conditions of internally displaced persons, as well as build resilience of the crisis affected population. This project approach ensures immediate life-saving activities through humanitarian response, whilst strengthening the resilience to subsequent shocks such as floods but also recurrent drought conditions, ensuring communities are prepared to cope with shocks, thereby reducing the re-emergence of instability driving factors that can reverse the recovery progress already achieved in those regions. Through the preparedness, response and resilience angle, the project aims to contribute to linking humanitarian support to development, ensuring long-term sustainable solutions for communities at risk of natural disasters. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 564561.41 2465438.84 3030000.25 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2297 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to both to humanitarian and development objectives through the focus on strengthening of international health and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) management mechanisms at entry-exit checkpoints, as well as referral medical institutions in prioritised locations in Ukraine with a specific focus on isolated settlements where possible. These efforts will be achieved in coordination with all relevant government stakeholders both nationally and regionally with an intended outcome of creating scalable recommendations for other points of entry and interregional health referral and WASH systems. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 438646.57 341357.9 780004.47 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2301 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the last 12 months, South Sudan has experienced recurring floods, which have negatively impacted the population, causing massive displacement, and leading to the destruction of crops and property. Good access to water, sanitation and hygiene services (WASH) is critical in such contexts as it helps secure nutritional outcomes, since unclean water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene practices are directly linked to undernutrition. However, WASH coverage across some of these counties has decreased over the years. This project targets beneficiaries in the three targeted counties (Tonj North, Tonj South and Tonj East) and contributes to provide life-saving assistance against food insecurity by addressing the most acute WASH needs whilst increasing access to safe, equitable and dignified access to WASH services. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1700000.16 1700000.16 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2309 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The risky and complex journeys undertaken by migrants, reaching Libya and beyond, expose them as well as host communities to multiple health risks. Due to the continuous and prolonged instability the health system is fragmented, ineffective and lacks the ability to respond to health needs of not only thousands of migrants but also the Libyan population. The health needs of these vulnerable migrants are rarely met due to barriers in accessing the services and other health system issues in Libya. The situation in the south of Libya is even more severe than the overall conditions of the healthcare system. Through this project, IOM is providing multi-sectoral support to migrants and vulnerable populations in Ghat though its mobile multi-service provision mechanism – Migrants Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM). Beneficiaries are receiving primary health care services, non-food items and hygiene kits, protection services and referral to various more specialised types of assistance. Simultaneously, IOM is disseminating information materials about the risks of irregular migration and working towards increased acceptance of migrants by the local community through the implementation of a community cohesion initiative. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 501034.93 647532.35 1148567.28 Italy - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-DP.2313 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 22 March 2021, a massive fire broke out in the Camps 9, 8E and 8W housing Rohingya refugees in the Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh. All of these camps are in IOM’s Site Management Area of Responsibility (AOR). The fire consumed the shelters and all personal belongings of thousands of Rohingya refugee families and essential facilities in the camps. With the key objective of ensuring the continuity of life-saving services for the Rohingya refugees affected by the fire, IOM is focusing and upscaling efforts on shelter/non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, health, site management and site development, and protection. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9800001.08 9800001.08 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2317 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intercommunal conflict and violence erupted on 15 January 2021 between Arab and Massalit tribes, in El Geneina town and across West Darfur, Sudan. The humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities in West Darfur are further compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, which places additional strain on limited resources and basic services, reduces livelihoods, and creates significant economic and health implications. In this project, IOM ensures that displaced populations affected by conflict and violence are provided with emergency shelter and non-food items, as well as protection services including mental health and psychosocial support, legal assistance and guidance on civil documentation for affected populations. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1750054.64 1750054.64 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2323 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM was the first UN agency to establish dedicated presence in Ma’rib, Yemen in 2019 after the Organization’s multisectoral assessments demonstrated the widespread needs across the governorate. Since then, IOM has sounded the alarm for the need for scale-up of life-saving humanitarian programming in Ma’rib, and the Organization has been committed to facilitating this by running a humanitarian hub in Ma’rib city. Through this project, IOM is carrying out critical water, sanitation and hygiene and health activities targeting conflict-affected people. This fund is also critical for expanding health services to cover the widespread needs amongst internally displaced persons and host communities in Ma’rib governorate. IOM is also contributing towards reducing avoidable morbidity and mortality through the provision of emergency, primary and secondary health services, including nutrition screenings due to the risk of famine and extreme hunger in Yemen. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 4728716.06 4728716.06 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2324 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past six years, Venezuela has experienced economic contraction, recurrent periods of hyperinflation, alongside political, social and institutional tensions. The political stalemate and the economic recession in Venezuela have significantly worsened the vulnerability conditions of Venezuelan population who cannot address their basic needs and access to health or education services. Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to improve living conditions of conflict affected populations through the provision of emergency assistance, namely food, non-food items and psychological assistance to vulnerable populations in Apure state and other prioritized areas in Venezuela. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 721878.42 721878.42 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-DP.2325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project addresses key humanitarian needs and supports internally displaced persons (IDPs) displaced by conflict to live in conditions which are perceived to be safer, healthier and more dignified in accordance with Rakhine Advisory Commission report - recommendation 26. The project will ensure highly vulnerable conflict affected IDPs have access to basic non-food items assistance, improve essential lifesaving enabling infrastructure mitigating health and protection risks and support civil society organizations to deliver effective humanitarian assistance in a coordinated and autonomous manner. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Myanmar Crisis Response Plan 2020 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 625823.46 974176.8 1600000.26 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DP.2327 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The landfall of Tropical Cyclone Eloise in the night of 23 January 2021 and previously, the Tropical Storm Chalane on 30 December 2020, have deeply affected areas in Central Mozambique. While the initial response has kickstarted, there is an urgent need to scale up in the areas of shelter/non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, protection, mental health and psychosocial support, and Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to ensure adequate response to the needs of those affected by Tropical Cyclone Eloise in Central Mozambique through sound, safe and integrated measures in resettlement locations for those who cannot return home. Building directly on its existing field presence and structures, with added value and comparative advantage on the response, IOM proposes to respond to the immediate humanitarian needs by providing emergency humanitarian assistance using a multisectoral and people-centred approach, increasing local capacity and (human) resources. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 450046.36 1049953.8 1500000.16 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DP.2328 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia has a long-standing history of hosting refugees and is currently the third-largest refugee operation in Africa and one of the largest refugee asylum countries worldwide, reflecting the ongoing fragility and conflict in the East and Horn of Africa region. Among the principal factors are the prevailing political environment in Eritrea together with the conflict and drought in Somalia. In coordination with the Government of Ethiopia’s Administration for Refugee and Returnee Affairs (ARRA), the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), and other humanitarian partners, IOM is the sole humanitarian agency providing transportation and relocation assistance to vulnerable refugees from border entry points to the safety of camps and inter-camps. Through this project, IOM is assisting refugees from Somalia and Eritrea with timely, safe, and dignified emergency transportation services and relocation assistance from entry points to designated camps in Somali region and between camps in Tigray region of Ethiopia. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia 2019-2020 Country RRP Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 437175.15 1529324.96 1966500.11 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2331 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over two and a half years have passed since the forced displacement of Rohingya men, women and children from Myanmar into neighbouring Bangladesh. Early leadership exercised by the Government of Bangladesh, with the support of the international community, worked to mitigate and manage the ensuing humanitarian crisis in the southern district of Cox’s Bazar. Despite resilience and resolve shown by the refugee community, there exists as of yet no viable solution to the crisis until a safe and voluntary return to Rakhine state is guaranteed. In 2021, through this project, IOM continues to provide quality health services, shelter, access to safe water, Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), and to uphold the Protection needs of the most vulnerable individuals while ensuring greater representation in camp governance and livelihoods. In line with the 2021 Joint Response Plan for Bangladesh, these activities not only continue the provision of essential services, but improve the well-being of affected Host Communities in the Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas of Cox’s Bazar. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8335764.75 18914235.57 27250000.32 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2332 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Azerbaijan Dadash Bunyadzada 31, Baku AZ1069, Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 65355.06 321516.6 386871.66 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2333 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the project, IOM continues to ensure an adequate humanitarian response to the needs of affected populations and host communities in crisis related contexts globally in an efficient and timely manner. The German Federal Foreign Office Humanitarian Programme for Africa (GHPA) comprises two components to achieve two outcomes. The first is determined as a sustained response mechanism and is structured around on-going crises and responses with predictable needs and aims at sustaining the response on-going to provide lifesaving assistance. The second is determined as a rapid response mechanism to respond in a timely manner to sudden onsets and deteriorating circumstances that appear during the period of implementation. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Ethiopia IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services GCRP Related - Code Not Available - Humanitarian Response Plan Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7186652.79 7186652.79 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2341 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the non-food items and food security needs of affected populations. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1052364.47 6533772.32 7586136.79 Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2343 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the collapse of the Somali central government in 1991, Somalia has suffered a highly complex protracted conflict characterized by changing political dynamics and power shifts. Although there have been improvements to the peace and security situation in Somalia since the formation of the Federal Government of Somalia in 2012, the overall situation remains fragile with Al-Shabab a major obstacle to peace and security. Forced displacement remains an ongoing a reality for people living in Somalia due to armed conflict, environmental hardships due to climate change, combined with inadequate resource distribution that is often exacerbated by clan based, ideological differences and land and natural resources competition. The COVID-19 pandemic has added yet another hazard that people in Somalia face. While it has now been over a year since the first case was detected in Somalia and efforts have been made to mitigate the risk, the situation is always evolving. With the main objective to ensure dignified, safe and secure living conditions and basic services for vulnerable populations affected by conflict and disasters in Somalia, IOM proposes an integrated camp coordination and camp management, Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and shelter and non-food item emergency support. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3256025.56 2358384.63 5614410.19 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2345 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, protection and coordination needs of affected populations. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1320177.03 3835354.92 5155531.95 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2348 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the protection and livelihood needs of affected populations. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2527295.95 1483224.91 4010520.86 Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2349 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the recent attacks in Palma, Nangade, Mueda, Montepuez, Ibo Islands and Pemba districts, Mozambique continues to see a significant rise in internally displaced persons (IDP) arrivals since 27 March 2021. Urgent access to basic items and services is needed to support internally displaced persons from Palma, including those affected families that are displaced within Palma. IOM proposes the following activities to support the response: camp coordination and camp management, shelter/non-food items, protection and mental health and psychosocial support, and health. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1033749.9 1033749.90 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2350 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 714206.77 840793.38 1555000.15 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2351 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the signing of tripartite agreements between the Government of Burundi, UNHCR as well as well as respectively the Governments of the United Republic of Tanzania and Rwanda, an estimated 142,000 Burundians are expected to return in 2021 (UNHCR). This number, comprising both voluntary returns and spontaneous returns, is also stressed by recently reported forced returns from the United Republic of Tanzania. The general objective of this project is to contribute to national efforts in strengthening the reintegration capacity for Burundian returnees and displaced populations within communities, through (i) improved access to land following awareness-raising of displaced/host communities on Housing, Land and Property (HLP), HLP related issues and capacity building of local authorities, and (ii) improved absorptive capacity of host communities for returnees through the provision of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and shelter facilities, (iii) delivery of direct assistance and services to meet land access-related protection needs and risks experienced by returnees, including through mapping of services, referrals, and case management, and (iv) improved mental health of returnees’ through mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and implementation of social cohesion activities for individuals in return areas. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Voluntary Repatriation and Reintegration of Burundian Refugees Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 888978.39 1111021.72 2000000.11 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2352 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The unpredictable and critical nature of Zimbabwe has reinforced the need for IOM to continue conducting data collection through Protection information management tools as the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to provide information on the location and multisectoral needs of the affected population particularly returnees to the humanitarian partners for a more targeted response, since most of them remain dependent on humanitarian assistance. The focus of this intervention is mainly at Border level and will be achieved by continuing the provision of services for the main points of entry (POEs) of the country (Beitbridge, Plumtree and Chirundu), while extending services to a key POE (Forbes). In addition, the action proposes to continue strengthening the capacity of Government to properly manage migration flows, while improving the existing coordination mechanisms and providing the resources required to guarantee the protection of vulnerable migrants, in terms of the life-threatening challenges related to the spread of COVID-19 and tackling vulnerabilities by challenging discrimination and inequalities. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Zimbabwe Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 301372.93 295287.19 596660.12 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2354 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The political, human rights and socio-economic situation in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela have led to the outflow of over 5.5 million Venezuelans into neighbouring countries and beyond. Latin America and the Caribbean have never experienced, in modern history, such a large-scale movement of both refugees and migrants. The project has been developed so that every activity responds to the identified challenges faced by Venezuelan refugees and migrants, as well as host countries and communities. This project is being implemented in 16 countries across South America, Central America and the Caribbean region with a principled and rights-based approach, upholding key standards of protection, accountability to affected populations, gender equality and data protection principles. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Argentina Aruba (Netherlands) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Curaçao Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Paraguay Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17818182.6 31181818.29 49000000.89 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2355 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the lull in national-level hostilities that has accompanied the Revitalized Agreement for the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS), displaced populations have begun returning from former UN Protection of Civilian and IDP sites, as well as host-community settings, and refugee settlements in neighbouring countries, with an estimated 1,101,543 returnees since the signing of the Agreement. However, protracted conflict, underdevelopment, climate-related shocks, hyperinflation, and unemployment have eroded livelihoods and coping strategies, and precluded communities from fully recovering from effects of war. Through this project, IOM is focusing its efforts around three interlinked and mutually reinforcing outcomes. The dignity and living conditions of IDPs residing in IDP sites is ensured through appropriate and timely service provision. Communities in areas of return, and hard-to-reach and underserved areas, have strengthened access to key services through rapid and mobile response mechanisms, institutional strengthening, and resilience efforts. Enhance service delivery across South Sudan through strengthened coordination, protection mainstreaming, and provision of enabling services for the wider humanitarian community. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2827036.76 6775083.69 9602120.45 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2358 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The increasing violence observed in Haiti from March 2020 does not appear to be close to ending. Since 1 June 2021, an upsurge in inter-gang clashes has caused the displacement of an estimated 14,000 civilians in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince and is having a direct and indirect impact on the whole population of that area. Gender-based violence (GBV) is reported among the displaced population, with sexual abuse, including rape, among internally displaced persons (IDPs), in host families and as an offer of “sex for shelter”. In response to the United Nations call for an end to the violence and CERF’s allocation to respond to the consequences of gang activity in Haiti, the intervention aims at providing critical humanitarian assistance to IDPs in vulnerable neighbourhoods of Port-au-Prince. In coordination with other UN agencies involved in the response, the proposed intervention will focus on camp coordination and camp management and protection sectors. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 19533.6 480466.34 499999.94 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2359 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the inauguration of a new government in Burundi, following elections in May-June 2020, there is an improvement of the political and security situation in the country. This has contributed to the voluntary return of a considerable number of refugees from neighbouring countries to their provinces of origin and others continue to express willingness to return home. In most areas of return, the availability of financial resources, basic shelter and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services are already strained, and currently stretched even further with the arrival of returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) who have been negatively affected by disasters (mainly floods, landslides, torrential rains). This project aims to contribute to the longer-term support, reintegration, recovery and resilience of returnees, IDPs, and their communities through: (1) implementing small grants mechanisms aimed at conflict prevention and peace building and livelihoods trainings; (2) the provision of shelter, non-food items, and sanitation and hygiene support for vulnerable displaced populations; and (3) strengthening the delivery of direct assistance and services to meet land access-related protection needs and risks experienced by returnees, including through already strengthened mapping of services, referrals, and case management. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Voluntary Repatriation and Reintegration of Burundian Refugees Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1562512.46 381802.26 1944314.72 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2361 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute towards the improvement of the living conditions and protection of IDPs population in Konso (Ethiopia) through a multi-sectoral Shelter, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Nutrition, Protection, and education emergency response that ensures a healthy, safe, and dignified living environment. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 669228.41 1330772.11 2000000.52 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2362 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan has had various challenges in managing man-made and natural disasters over the years due to political and socio-economic instability. Protracted and new displacement continue in Sudan due to decades of conflict and natural disasters. Through this project, IOM provides multisector assistance to vulnerable populations in Sudan, including internally displaced people, refugees, migrants and host communities. Activities include the provision of camp coordination and camp management, water, sanitation, hygiene and health. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 566209.06 566209.06 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-DP.2363 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to improve the living conditions of most vulnerable migrants and refugees from Venezuela currently affected by COVID-19 in Peru. This proposed response focuses on multi-sectoral assistance through cash based interventions (CBI), including food security, shelter, temporary accommodation, basic medical assistance, personal hygiene supplies, clothing and others. The World Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1166598.99 2333198.06 3499797.05 The World Bank XM-DAC-47066-DP.2365 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As a result of insecurity in Cabo Delgado, the humanitarian situation is deteriorating in both hosting and displaced communities, and for those left behind. As the number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) continues to increase and new displacement sites are being established in areas that were not previously covered, a further expansion in humanitarian capacity and presence on the ground is critical to prevent a further deterioration of the humanitarian situation. The objective of the project is to scale up and expand the emergency, life-saving support to address the immediate and emerging needs of internally displaced persons and other affected communities in northern Mozambique, including those affected by the crisis in Palma. The response focuses on four areas: Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), camp coordination and camp management, integrated mental health and psychosocial support and protection, and shelter/non-food items. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1913453.33 1125784.95 3039238.28 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2367 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since 2015, IOM has been implementing a global project on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) prevention and risk mitigation under the Safe from the Start Initiative (SftS) supported by the US Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration (PRM). The six phases of the project have allowed IOM to fulfil key commitments made under the 2016-2020 Roadmap of the global Call to Action on Protection from GBV in Emergencies. Building on the strategic priorities identified in the previous phases, the objectives of Phase VII will be to: 1) Continue addressing gaps identified across key technical sectors where IOM is active, including camp coordination and camp management, shelter and settlements, water, sanitation and hygiene, and health, and strengthen further capacity building initiatives; 2) Foster stronger coordination and collective action on GBV; 3) Pursue the institutionalization and operationalization of IOM’s Institutional Framework on addressing GBV in Crisis; and 4) Continue to provide assistance to in-country Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse stakeholders at leadership and technical levels. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2044536.81 955462.96 2999999.77 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2368 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the first round of data collection and analysis completed during 2020 Multi-Sector Needs Assessment (MSNA) to assess country-wide needs in Sudan, IOM is conducting the second round of data collection and analysis focused on multisector humanitarian needs and gaps - MSNA 2021- at locality level across Sudan, to inform the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) and Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for 2022. The information provided in the MSNA for 2021 will not only support sectors such as Health, Protection, Education, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Sudan to better analyse humanitarian needs and priorities, but also provide an evidence-base for planning and programming for humanitarian interventions in the upcoming year. MPTF - Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 27103.39 809382.11 836485.50 MPTF - Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2370 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the successful implementation and progress of Phases I, II and III of IOM’s project, IOM proposes a Phase IV to continue and expand support to migrants and refugees in selected border locations. For this project, IOM provides a continuation of support to migrants and refugees, particularly those intercepted/rescued at sea and/or apprehended on land, providing multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance, along with flow monitoring which will inform humanitarian response. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Western Turkey Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1142974.89 571487.4 1714462.29 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2371 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the protection needs of women and girls as well as their other immediate basic needs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Refugee Response and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1668396.78 1331603.16 2999999.94 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2375 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide first line one-off multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to 2,500 households (17,500 individuals) newly displaced and conflict-affected households and 1,000 most vulnerable households in Yemen. This will be done with multi-month (two additional payments) of MPCA as part of the rapid response mechanism (RRM) assistance package (including transit and hygiene kits, Immediate Response Rations (IRR) and multi-purpose cash assistance) linked to the SO3 of 2021 HRP of “Protecting and Assisting Civilians” and the specific objective 3.1 that “Specific protection risks due to conflict disasters, food insecurity, and epidemics mitigated and addressed. Through to the provision of quality and integrated protection and humanitarian services. Ensuring, attention to specific needs and prioritizing the most vulnerable including displaced persons.” Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1230161.95 274838.04 1504999.99 Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2377 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this project IOM Libya aims to reinforce protection and resilience of migrants and host communities in Libya while supporting an improved migration management along migration routes in the country. The project includes various aspects of protection and delivery of humanitarian assistance to vulnerable populations with focus on migrants, as well as resilience building aspects related to labour migration management and community inclusion. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2020-2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10633621.2 4571934.56 15205555.76 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-DP.2378 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the Government of Brazil in the implementation of the Relocation Strategy within the framework of Operation Welcome and the Response for Venezuelans (R4V). Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 106190.42 106190.42 Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2379 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Undocumented Afghan migrants are at risk of exploitation and abuse during and after return, including trafficking, gender-based violence, and family separation. IOM’s Cross Border Return and Reintegration (CBRR) and Protection programmes support at risk undocumented returnees to return and reintegrate in safety and dignity through the provision of tailored assistance at border points and in provinces of return, working with national authorities to strengthen cross-border protection mechanisms. Additionally, in light of the marked deterioration of security in Afghanistan, according to UNOCHA as of 11 July over 270,000 individuals had been internally displaced in 2021. Through his project, IOM will integrate the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) within its case management and protection monitoring response to mitigate protection risks and support integration in host communities or IDP settlements. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1010334.5 489666.68 1500001.18 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2380 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to support organizations' preparedness measures to mitigate risks associated with increased insecurity, looting/theft of humanitarian supplies, critical access impediments to vulnerable people, and reduce expensive air and road transport costs, which ultimately supports the timely response to the needs of the affected populations. With this funding, IOM directly works with 80 humanitarian organizations located in different areas, enabling them to deliver critical life-saving humanitarian services and assistance items. Additionally, IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is contributing to cross-country multi-sectoral needs assessment (MSNA) processes built upon the expanded Food Security Nutrition Monitoring Survey (FSNMS+) system by covering major urban areas and respective displacement sites. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 707547.1 925068.34 1632615.44 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2381 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian context in Iraq entered a new stage after the official end of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) crisis in December 2017 and years of violent conflict and massive displacement of populations. Iraq is facing three overlapping crises concurrently. Years of violent conflict has led to protracted displacement and significant humanitarian challenges; government disfunction compounded by recent regional tensions, has heightened fragility and the risk of backsliding into conflict; COVID-19 has compounded these issues exacerbating accumulated challenges and acting as a thread multiplier. Through this project, IOM is focusing on improving the living conditions of displaced families in camps and informal sites or sites of secondary displacement, who are prevented or not able to return or integrate locally, through an integrated humanitarian response. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9133075.04 2816925.14 11950000.18 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DP.2382 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, under the 2021 Venezuela’s Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) framework, IOM will provide life-saving support to women and girls at risk of gender-based violence (GBV) and trafficking in persons (TiP) in the states of Sucre, Falcon and Apure (Venezuela). The proposed intervention focuses on mitigating the risk of GBV and TiP through improving women’s and girls’ access to life-saving assistance in IOM centers including persons with disabilities (PwD); responding to GBV and TiP by providing protection assistance; and supporting access to specific individual assistance for persons at risk of protection incidents. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 677125.69 322874.08 999999.77 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2384 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to alleviate consequences of the economic and political crisis on vulnerable population and contribute to a coordinated response to a large migration of Venezuelan nationals, in line with humanitarian and protection principles. In particular, IOM is providing assistance to people on the move, data production and dissemination and trafficking in persons. The main strategic objective is to strengthen networks that provide information, protection and immediate assistance to people in transit with differentiated needs in high-risk border areas. The expected results are that Venezuelan women, men, girls, and boys taking part in large scale migration receive timely assistance to support their differentiated needs both in fixed spaces and mobile points. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2030255.33 2289152.57 4319407.90 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DP.2385 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia continues to be the main destination for thousands of Venezuelan nationals that left the country due to the socioeconomic and humanitarian crisis. According to Migración Colombia (the official border management entity) it is estimated that 1.7 million of Venezuelan nationals reside in Colombia. While hundreds enter through irregular and regular crossings at the Colombo-Venezuelan border every week, IOM Colombia and its partners located at entry routes, estimate that only 23% of this influx transits to another country (Ecuador, Peru, and Chile) as destination, which means 70% prefer to stay in Colombia. Through this project, IOM is aiming to improve the protection and integration environment for Venezuelan refugees and migrants, Colombian returnees as well as host communities through the provision of direct services to people with specific protection needs and scale up the response in Bucaramanga city. The main activities of the project are the information and orientation activities, the identification of people with specific protection needs to be addressed, the subsequent referral for the provision of tailored assistance, temporary shelter accommodation, non-food item distribution and socioeconomic integration activities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 563166.46 436833.76 1000000.22 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-DP.2387 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on its earlier responses to humanitarian needs in the Sahel crisis (regions of Tillabery and Tahoua), Maradi and Lake Chad Basin crisis (region of Diffa), specifically through earlier projects funded by the United States’ Department of State Bureau for Population, Refugees and Migrants Migration, the following intervention focuses on two key outcomes. Crisis-affected populations in Diffa, Maradi and Tahoua have access to adequate and dignified humanitarian assistance in response to forced movement and to improved protection assistance to simultaneously alleviate some of the most pressing humanitarian needs faced by crisis-affected populations, including addressing protection needs while building on their resilience and work with the Government of Niger towards identifying durable solutions to long-term displaced populations. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 726269.9 773730.41 1500000.31 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2390 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan COVID-19 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 13241201.7 13241201.70 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2391 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The political and social crisis in Venezuela which has increased the vulnerability of its inhabitants inside the country and has resulted in millions displaced across the region, shows no signs of abating. Between the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic up until January 2021, over 146,000 people are estimated to have returned to Venezuela according to data from the OCHA-IOM-UNHCR Working Group monitoring the flows of returnees. In addition, the increase of insecurity, violence and human rights violations in Venezuela have hindered the humanitarian actors to provide assistance and protection services in the country. The pandemic has aggravated the local security context and decreased control on illicit criminal activities in Venezuela's border states. In this context, the proposed project overall objective is to contribute towards improved access to non-food items, health services (including mental health and psychosocial support services), increased food security, and strengthened protection assistance to vulnerable Venezuelans host communities, and Colombian refugees and asylum seekers in target locations. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Venezuela Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2343252.91 656747.12 3000000.03 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2393 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing immediate lifesaving humanitarian assistance to vulnerable mobile and displaced Afghans including: humanitarian response at key border crossing points; displacement tracking; migration and displacement health assistance; and provision of water, sanitation and hygiene and non-food item assistance. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23270324.1 23270324.10 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2394 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall humanitarian situation in South Sudan in 2021 remains a concern with an estimated 8.3 million people to be in need of assistance, according to the 2021 Humanitarian Needs Overview. Through this project, IOM will contribute to reducing and mitigating protection threats for persons living in IPC 4 and 5 locations who are facing the highest levels of food insecurity and malnutrition, through the provision of multi-sector lifesaving humanitarian assistance in a safe, dignified, accessible and participatory manner. As such, IOM aims to meet the multi-faceted needs of displaced, returnee and host populations in said locations through the provision of life saving and life-sustaining services including shelter and non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, water, sanitation and hygiene, primary health care as well as enhancing the psychosocial well-being of affected populations through integrated protection, gender-based violence, and mental health and psychosocial support programming. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1318858.76 1028918.15 2347776.91 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2395 International Organization for Migration (IOM) One year into the pandemic, the mix of overlapping crises with a rise in extreme poverty, political instability, conflict, disasters and food insecurity have driven humanitarian needs to new levels and further intensified ongoing humanitarian crises that, if left unaddressed, will have long-term impacts on fragility, risks of displacement and human suffering. In line with its COVID-19 Strategic Response and Recovery Plan (SRRP), this global project encompasses life-saving assistance and response to humanitarian needs, initiatives to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on migrants and societies, as well as support to recovery and resilience integrating longer-term sustainable development planning. This project focuses on four strategic priorities at the community, national and regional levels across 37 countries and nine regional offices. Ensure continuation of services, mitigate risks and protect people. Scale up public health measures and strengthen mobility-sensitive health systems. Mitigate the socio-economic impact of COVID-19, restart human mobility and empower societies; and inform response and recovery efforts and strengthen evidence-based decision-making. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services COVID-19 Global Humanitarian Response Plan Project with no inclusion of gender issues 25782737.16 16107263.6 41890000.76 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2396 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1167068.6 2251586.34 3418654.94 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2397 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to the large influx of refugees into Gedaref in Eastern Sudan, the risk of disease outbreaks and their spread in the refugee camps and within hosting communities are high. The overall objective of this project is to reduce the risk of water-borne diseases and improve access to sanitation and hygiene services for populations affected by conflict and disaster in Gedaref. Given the needs assessed on the ground, a special focus is being given on the strategic implementation of permanent sanitation facilities coupled with the preposition of basic hygiene items. This is being achieved through a tailor-made sanitation and hygiene promotion package which strictly revolves around the timely construction of permanent latrines and showers coupled with the prepositioning soap. The response will also include flood preparedness and response to water-borne disease outbreaks through the preposition and distribution of soap in Um Rakuba and Tunaydibah camps. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 166318.18 378512.39 544830.57 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2399 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this grant IOM will provide cash for protection assistance to 700 persons and continue protection monitoring and reporting, screening and case management. The DTM programme will be continuing the roll out of its Emergency Event Tracking (EET) tool nationwide and associated reporting. The project will run for three months. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Flash Appeal 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 499999.99 499999.99 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2400 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East and Horn of Africa is a region of origin, transit, and destination for hundreds of thousands of migrants, the majority of whom travel in an irregular manner often relying on unscrupulous smugglers to facilitate movement along the Eastern Route via Somalia, and Djibouti with the hope of crossing the Gulf of Aden into Yemen and onwards towards the Gulf states with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as the main destination for the majority. The persistent vulnerability of migrants in irregular situations is one of the specific drivers of migration and determinants of IOM’s response through the Regional Migrant Response Plan (MRP). This project focuses mainly on providing life-saving assistance to vulnerable migrants and host communities. Additionally, it will provide quality, timely and inclusive protection assistance and services to migrants and host communities, but is also flexible and includes activities which build evidence, partnerships, and coordination to enhance humanitarian response and migration management throughout the migration route, as prioritized by the countries and the Regional Office in Nairobi. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Somalia Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3925011.79 2074988.72 6000000.51 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DP.2401 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide crisis-affected persons in the Tigray Region of Ethiopia with critical live-saving non-food items. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 74632.94 25367.06 100000.00 USA for IOM XM-DAC-47066-DP.2403 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In view of continuing large displacement, the needs under the Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items (ES/NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp management sectors in Tigray region in Ethiopia are immense. While most internally displaced persons are seeking shelter with relatives and friends, many of the displaced are living in congested and sub-standard collective centres. Proposed interventions under this project address urgent gaps and needs identified through multi-sector assessments in the Tigray region. IOM’s response under this project includes the provision of NFI kits, piloting the use of safe unfinished buildings to provide dignified covered space for displaced households, and camp coordination and camp management interventions. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 843298.53 2156702.57 3000001.10 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2406 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to experience armed and intercommunal conflicts, disasters related to natural hazards and disease epidemics that have created one of the world's most complex and long-standing crises. To address gaps in resources and service provision in spontaneous displacement sites in Eastern DRC, IOM, through this project, is providing camp coordination and camp management, shelter, and water, sanitation, and hygiene assistance in displacement sites under its coordination and possibly, expand to other new spontaneous sites without any camp management services. The provision of assistance is planned and provided following results of Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) assessments. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 9947516 2552484.04 12500000.04 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DP.2408 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The current conflict in Northern Ethiopia, coupled with pre-existing humanitarian needs and the COVID-19 pandemic, has created a declining humanitarian situation as numerous civilians have been displaced within Tigray, into other regional states in the country including to neighbouring country Sudan. This intervention aims to strengthen the provision of mental health and psychosocial support programming to gender-based violence survivors and conflict affected populations in Tigray (Mekelle, Shire, Adwa and including the expansion into Shirer) and Amhara (Gondar) internally displaced persons sites. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 227795.66 72204.32 299999.98 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DP.2410 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to large-scale flooding in South Sudan, IOM is providing emergency assistance to flood-affected populations, with a focus on Unity, Jonglei and Lakes States through targeted camp coordination and camp management, water, sanitation, and hygiene, and shelter and non-food item frontline and pipeline interventions. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2080657.65 819342.48 2900000.13 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2422 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The cumulative effects of years of violent conflict have taken a significant toll on the people of South Sudan. Protracted conflict and chronic underdevelopment impact heavily on the ability of the new nation to provide basic services and respond to humanitarian needs, rendering communities vulnerable to the effects of insecurity, displacement, Gender based violence, food shortages, and outbreaks of disease. The displacement context in South Sudan remains fluid; the country continues to experience conflict and natural disaster driven displacements in urban, peri-urban, and rural areas. The fluid situation in South Sudan is likely to reoccur in the next years since there is no major remedial measures put in place to curb various recurring challenges like flooding, inter-communal conflicts, severe food insecurity, gender-based violence, acute health challenges amongst others. In order to save lives and avert total collapse of livelihoods in the affected counties, IOM is targeting populations impacted by natural and man-made disasters, acute food insecurity / malnutrition, and disease outbreaks, focusing on vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons, returnees, older persons, disabled persons, through the Rapid Response Fund South Sudan which is to be activated in the event of a new development in the ongoing crisis. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5283373.1 216627.03 5500000.13 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DP.2423 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is providing multi-purpose cash assistance to the most vulnerable households in Tongatapu, Ha’apai Islands, and ‘Eua communities in Tonga including those who lost their homes and those requiring restoration of access to life-saving food and non-food items following the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai volcanic eruption and tsunami impact. The multi-purpose cash assistance will be the first in the response after this disaster and will be sequenced with cash assistance provided by the Tongan Red Cross, which will be disbursed as a second tranche. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tonga Tonga Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 249999.97 249999.97 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2424 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) there were over 8.8 million people in need of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) support in 2021. The risk of severe drought was also recognized by the Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA), which released a National Drought Response Contingency Plan in April 2021 and an official state of drought was declared in June. Based on the needs assessments, it is clear that access to safe and clean water is a challenge in many provinces, where households rely on unprotected water sources, unstable piped water and, for a minority, surface water. Further, the lack of water points, and distance to collect water, also heightens the risk of gender-based-violence. This project directly contributes to identified WASH needs by expanding water provision through rehabilitation of gravity water supply schemes, hand-dug wells and boreholes, repair and set-up of handpumps and water distribution systems, and enhancing household water treatment and storage capacity. IOM is also providing hand hygiene infrastructure, hygiene kits, inclusive of menstrual hygiene management items, and conduct hygiene promotion activities to improve public health and reduce the risk of WASH-related diseases in high needs and/or hard to reach locations. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1394127.23 1394127.23 MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-DP.2425 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As returns to Haiti continue, on-arrival protection and humanitarian assistance to migrants repatriated by sea or air to the country is urgently needed, including the improvement of reception facilities to welcome Haitian returnees at the two international airports of Port-au-Prince and Cap-Haitian. Additionally, protection and lifesaving need such as health, including mental health and psychosocial support, child protection, risk of human trafficking and smuggling have been identified among returnees. The intervention aims to support government efforts in providing humanitarian assistance to migrants repatriated from Turk and Caicos Islands upon arrival. Specifically, through project activities, IOM aims at strengthening the government and relevant stakeholders’ technical and operational capacities to assist vulnerable migrants, as well as improving coordination for the better management of irregular migration. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2022-2024 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66947.34 66947.34 UK - Home Office XM-DAC-47066-DP.2433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is urgently addressing the most pressing lifesaving needs of conflict-affected persons that have fled Ukraine to Poland and Moldova. In particular, IOM is providing in-kind shelter/non-food item and multipurpose cash assistance in bordering areas of both countries. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 499997.02 499997.02 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2442 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since September 2021, the displacement crisis in Marib has progressively worsened following a marked increase in armed violence. The majority of internally displaced persons (IDPs) are seeking refuge in Ma’rib Al Wadi and Ma’rib city, placing immense pressure on public services and fragile infrastructure in already overcrowded IDP sites. In this project, IOM aims to build on gains made through the May 2021 Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) through the scale-up of multisectoral interventions in response to the new displacements in Marib, through a holistic approach and to complement other partners on the ground. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5293684.98 5293684.98 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2446 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to provide lifesaving assistance through shelter, non-food items, and multi-purpose cash assistance for the most vulnerable people affected by the ongoing hostilities, particularly women, children, older persons and persons living with disabilities and/or chronic diseases. This project maintains and restores the dignity of people affected by conflict, addresses the essential needs of the most vulnerable people when they are unable to do so themselves because of the ongoing hostilities and the loss of livelihoods, and mitigates protection risks. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4999999.99 4999999.99 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2461 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is providing multi-sectoral interventions focused on humanitarian assistance to vulnerable displaced and conflict-affected populations in Ukraine, Poland and Moldova, with a focus on humanitarian and protection assistance - as well as supporting the humanitarian community to understand the evolving needs and vulnerabilities of the population through Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) activities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8000000 8000000.00 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DP.2466 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to support the current response in Hungary, through data collection and analysis of people on the move fleeing Ukraine, as well as humanitarian voluntary assistance for those not requiring international protection and in need for support for safe and dignified return to their countries of origin. IOM is supporting Hungary’s national emergency response effort by providing information to arriving Ukrainians and third country nationals through a purpose-built portal, in coordination with the Government of Hungary as well as other partners actively responding in the initial response. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Hungary +36 1 472 25 00 iombudapest@iom.int hungary.iom.int RM2 4th floor 2 Radnoti Miklos utca, Budapest H-1137, Hungary IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 439724.43 439724.43 Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2473 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following the beginning of the recent conflict in Ukraine on 24 February 2022, substantive flows and displacements across Ukraine and toward neighbouring countries have been reported. Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes in search of safety. The needs of vulnerable and displaced persons are increasing drastically. The Slovak Republic shares a 97,852km land border with Ukraine. Since 24 February there has been a tenfold increase in arrivals. Besides Third Country Nationals who represent around 12% of persons, there are mainly Ukrainian women with children, elderly and unaccompanied minors crossing the Slovak border as Ukraine has announced mobilization of men between 18 and 60 years old. Through this project, IOM is providing immediate support to conflict-affected individuals at the Slovak-Ukrainian border including provision of direct assistance of relief resources, transport, referrals to durable safe and accessible accommodation facilities, provision of essential needs to beneficiaries, as well as relevant data gathering. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Slovakia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 162705.97 162705.97 Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) XM-DAC-47066-DP.2475 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM is contributing to reducing food insecurity for crisis-affected populations through the distribution of one-off and multi-round multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) in Ta’iz and Hajjah governorates, Yemen. In coordination with UNHCR and partner organizations to avoid duplication of assistance, IOM is targeting food insecure households which were recently displaced or live in protracted displacement, as well as food insecure host community households in four districts: Al Ma’afer and Jabal Habashi districts in Ta’iz governorate and Abs and Mustaba districts in Hajjah governorates. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Yemen 00967-01-410568 iomyemenmediacomm@iom.int yemen.iom.int Sana'a Hadda Post Office Area Behind the Turkish Embassy st., Sana'a, Yemen Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2000000.01 2000000.01 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2476 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3999999.85 3999999.85 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2481 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this grant, IOM is reaching beneficiaries affected by severe flooding in Unity State in South Sudan through multisectoral lifesaving assistance including health, shelter and non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, and camp coordination and camp management. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8000001.22 8000001.22 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.2484 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1199999.9 1199999.90 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DP.5561 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon and complementing preceding and ongoing interventions by IOM in Tunisia, this project contributes to the provision and much needed support to vulnerable migrants and victims of trafficking in Tunisia. In particular, through this project, IOM is enhancing the capacity of Tunisian authorities/institutions to provide emergency assistance and the health security of vulnerable migrants in southern Tunisia through improved access to emergency shelters, non-food items and food items, improved access to health and legal services, improved access to assisted voluntary return and/or reintegration assistance for victims of trafficking and other vulnerable groups and reinforcing the capacity of Tunisian authorities to better identify and address health related needs of vulnerable migrants. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 584787.86 1223082.08 1170573.95 474517.1 3452960.99 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-DR.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The action will further promote the 'Build Back Safe' (BBS) strategy. Trainings will be held on the construction of roofs and “core houses” that are more resistant to cyclones and earthquakes. A joint BBS/Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) sensitization campaign will be run, inpart to ensure that the shelter sector is included in the DRR agenda in Haiti. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness 154320.81 308641.62 462962.43 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DR.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to reconstruct the critically damaged Jose Maria Peralta Lagos School in Quezaltepeque, damaged as a result of Tropical Storm Ida in 2009. The project will include the renovation and construction of school buildings, perimeter walls, sidewalks and access ramps. The project also includes demolitions, refurbishments, environmental mitigation works, drainage structures, connections to public utilities, and landscaping. In addition, the project will implement a concurrent engagement strategy with community members to ensure they are actively engaged in the development and maintenance of the school and aware of concepts relating to disaster risk reduction and migration. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 496484.45 1191562.68 1191562.8 2879609.93 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon results achieved in previous interventions and lessons learned, IOM aims to maintain coordination and effective linkages with partners implementing shelter support in affected communities in Haiti. IOM's activities are strengthening the disaster preparedness and response capacities of the local authorities, ultimately reducing the vulnerability of the affected population. The action includes 6 core areas of work: 1) strengthening shelter/non-food items distribution coordination of IOM and partners; 2) capacity building of local authorities through trainings; 3) structural assessments of damaged infrastructure; 4) minor repairs of collective shelters; 5) warehouse management and maintenance for disaster response; and 6) supporting and rolling out crisis response (if applicable during the project's implementation period). European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 279748.71 1123645.83 855209.14 2258603.68 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DR.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project responds to an inter-agency request for IOM to lead regional facilitation in Eastern and Southern Africa and West and Central Africa of the implementation and regionalization of the Capacity for Disaster Reduction Initiative ('The CADRI Initiative') Joint Programme (2019-2023). The CADRI Initiative is a global partnership composed of 20 UN and non-UN organizations that works towards strengthening countries' capacities to pursue integrated and coherent solutions to reduce disaster and climate risks to achieve the 2030 agenda. In line with IOM's expanded role in CADRI, the Organization has taken up co-hosting responsibilities of the CADRI regional facilitation function in West and Central Africa and continues to lead the regional facilitation function for Eastern and Southern Africa. The objective of this project is to strengthen IOM's support to the CADRI Partnership through the hosting of regional CADRI facilitators/consultants to be based in the IOM Regional Offfices. IOM's support ensures stronger alignment of CADRI country interventions with regional priorities; stronger follow-up to CADRI-supported results and deliverables at regional and country levels; and better dissemination of CADRI findings, recommendations and lessons learnt in the regions. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14°54'27.59N 23°31'11.13"W" Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Comoros IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Lesotho IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Seychelles Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 28334.14 113341.44 113341.44 113341.44 113341.44 99135.22 2342.06 583177.18 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-DR.0027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project responds to the call to address the large movements of displaced people and migrants by the General Assembly of the United Nations in its Declaration of High Level Dialogue on International Migration and Development (2013), which highlighted the need to examine the role that environmental factors play in migration. The project seeks to provide evidence on the relationship between humanitarian responses to human mobility and the impacts to the environment that are involved in the response. Human mobility, in all its forms, has environmental impact, even if it is not easily visible; humanitarian response to the needs of migrants and refugees leaves an environmental footprint. These considerations, in addition to the limited capacity of local governments in environmental management and service provision, are conditions that exacerbate humanitarian needs, especially among the most vulnerable groups such as female heads of household, elderly, and unaccompanied children. IOM and the UN Evaluation Group established a strategic partnership for the implementation of this project, which will serve as a platform to explore in more detail the relationship between the environment and human mobility. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23079.59 115434.5 12611.19 151125.28 United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will focus on strengthening capacities of national entities responsible for providing social protection services and welfare during emergency and disaster response, recuperation, and socioeconomic integration. The activities are developed together at the central government level with the regional governments of Tumbes, Piura, Lambayeque, La Libertad and Lima, and the institutions and communities of Venezuelan and host populations present in the main cities in the targeted regions that are highly prone to disasters. The action promotes State institutions having improved services offered regarding social protection and the socioeconomic integration of the Venezuelan population under dignified living conditions; institutions having strengthened spaces and mechanisms for DRM; and the Venezuelan population and the host communities being better informed and prepared to face emergencies. World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 83053.03 116972.62 26724.11 226749.76 World Food Programme XM-DAC-47066-DR.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address the negative impact on the lives of displaced populations; strengthen information management capacity; increase the capacity of stakeholders to respond to mass displacement; and increase the quality and availability of information for disaster risk reduction and emergency response planning for a range of slow and sudden onset disasters which cause displacement on a cyclical basis. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Bangladesh: 2020 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 635959.15 1111308.4 1747267.55 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-DR.0039 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This IOM project, currently in its third phase, aims at continuing engaging US-based diaspora communities from the Philippines, Bangladesh and Haiti by raising their awareness and engagement towards promoting safer shelter and settlements through capacity building on safer shelters, promotion of increased coordination with institutional shelter actors, and exploring diaspora's engagement in the identification and promotion of innovative and more effective shelter and settlement solutions among affected populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Haiti Philippines Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 41778.01 108222.34 150000.35 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-DR.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM in Bolivia contributes through the generation of evidence in two prioritized municipalities in the Chiquitanía region of Bolivia. In coordination with FAO, the Vice-Ministry of Civil Defense and authorities, a study is being developed which identifies the needs of the displaced and migrant population; explores the effect of migration from other regions in the prioritized municipalities; identifies the potential for migration from the prioritized municipalities, given the current circumstances related to climate change and environmental damage and the socioeconomic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic; and assesses the level of integration of migration into existing emergency prevention, preparedness and response policies. The evidence generated contributes to strengthening the capacities of local actors to address migration and displacement during emergency risk management, in order to strengthen the resilience of communities. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 10462.16 22312.84 32775.00 UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION XM-DAC-47066-DR.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, is particularly vulnerable to disasters like flash floods caused by erratic rain in monsoon season and frequent cyclones, which combined with land cover change, vegetation degradation, and other human-induced activities are weakening the protective environment in the host community and neighboring refugee camps. In response, IOM is implementing a project in partnership the FAO and a local NGO, Prottyashi, aimed at integrating environmental management into disaster risk reduction and disaster risk management in host communities living in Sadar, Ramu, Ukhiya, and Teknaf sub-districts in Cox’s Bazar. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Disaster Risk Reduction Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2021 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1548658.38 751341.95 2300000.33 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DS.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this project is to contribute to the implementation of training programmes on public employment services for both public employment service providers and beneficiaries. Themes of the training include: active labour market policies for non-nationals; provision of advisory services for business and entrepreneurship development; and refugees' access to labour markets. INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 38961.65 505395.98 554291.82 526121.04 518410.1 502104.19 2645284.78 INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION XM-DAC-47066-DS.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to assess structural damage caused by the 2018 earthquake on houses and institutional buildings in areas targeted for tent distribution and other severely affected areas in Haiti. Specifically, this project is undertaking an evaluation report of structural damage in the affected areas. The report will be disseminated among partners and to inform future interventions from the shelter and non-food items sector. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 181824.4 146930.39 328754.79 Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DS.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following a project to build the capacity of the Government of Vanuatu (GoV) which created the Vanuatu National Policy on Climate Change and Disaster-Induced Displacement, this follow-up project intends to providetechnical support to the GoV towards the implementation of the recommendations and strategic plans outlined in the displacement policy.The project will establish a committee dedicated to the implementation of the displacement policy and publish a policy brief on the displacement policy to guide the revision of National Disaster Act, Disaster Risk Management Bill, and Provincial Disaster Risk Management Plan. The project will also support the development of protection-centered guidelines to assist the GoV and other stakeholders in identifying appropriate durable solutions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Vanuatu +678 29784 ROBangkok@iom.int 4 Vila Mansion Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation South Pacific Islands Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 47834.04 47945.54 48101.64 48101.64 8016.94 199999.80 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-DS.0009 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to increase the capacity of government actors and non-state actors in UNSC resolution 1244-administered Kosovo at all levels, in order to facilitate the dignified, sustainable return and reintegration of up to 400 displaced families. In particular, IOM aims at supporting sustainable livelihoods and the durable integration of returnees, persons displaced within the region, internally displaced persons and refugees into Kosovar communities. Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 237354.62 551615.75 559820.34 585312.2 519288.07 531137.37 2984528.35 Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) - Communities and Return XM-DAC-47066-DS.0012 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programme will be delivered through a consortium approach of IOM (lead), Concern and the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), with the Regional Durable Solutions Secretariat (ReDSS) supporting a learning andknowledge management component. The proposed programme will focus on: (1) Strengthening government leadership and capacity to enable durable solutions processes at Federal Member States (FMS)/Banadir Regional Authority (BRA) and district levels; (2) Enabling targeted displacement affected communities to increase decision making and increase access to basics services; (3) Increasing self-reliance of displacement affected communities through inclusive, sustainable economic opportunities; and (4) Ensuring that durable solutions programming and decision making processes at national and regional levels are informed by knowledge and evidence generated by the programme. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1699324.35 7360758.28 6577026.74 6523859.44 2207003.15 24367971.96 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To promote durable solutions in Sudan, IOM is using a flexible, multi-sectoral and community-based approach that focuses on addressing identified humanitarian and early recovery needs of the most vulnerable affected communities in selected localities, such as female headed households, persons with disabilities and elderly. Building on its extensive operational footprint across all five states in Darfur, South Kordofan, East Sudan, Blue Nile and Abyei and institutional experience in supporting durable solutions in displacement affected contexts, IOM is focuses on providing life-saving services, improving levels of stability and promoting durable solutions for vulnerable internally displaced persons and returnees in all five states in Darfur, Blue Nile and South Kordofan. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2032443.96 967555.94 2999999.90 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DS.0040 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project for West Darfur, which is also mirrored in overall similar activities from UNHCR in the other four Darfur States, is built around core areas for durable solutions planning, as central to address forced displacement in Darfur as well as enabling components for a broader UN interagency contribution for sustainable peace in Sudan. The activities, particularly those under “planning for durable solutions”, are intended both to secure tangible peace dividends for target communities as well as to function as catalytic inputs for peace and stability in Sudan, addressing forced displacement- including a protracted IDP situation - as one sine qua non of a peaceful transition in the country. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 266851.72 333148.24 599999.96 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-DS.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to mitigate the exacerbating impact of COVID-19 on main drivers of instability in eastern Ukraine by supporting multi-sectoral community-driven initiatives to increase the cohesion, self-sufficiency and resilience of conflict-affected communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 987994.79 512005.21 1500000.00 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DS.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The assessments support the programming and delivery of the joint work plan to provide evidence-based strategies for social cohesion, recovery and resilience in displacement-affected areas in Ethiopia. Among the four woredas selected for the programme, the three agencies chose Adadle and Tuliguled woredas as locations, since they respectively exemplify return and local integration sites proposed by the Somali Menu of Options which refers to durable solutions for internally displaced persons in terms of return to areas of origin, local integration, or relocation to another area. United Nations Human Settlements Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ethiopia 2019-2020 Country RRP Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 150000.05 150000.05 United Nations Human Settlements Programme XM-DAC-47066-DS.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Regional Cooperation Arrangement (RCA) is a mechanism through which IOM supports the Government of Indonesia to assist refugee and asylum seeker population in Indonesia with safe accommodation and basic assistance; health services; mental health and psychosocial services; formal and informal education; and assisted voluntary return and reintegration. With the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in Indonesia, IOM supports in ensuring access to COVID-19 prevention and mitigation measures for refugees and asylum seekers. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 14033410.13 13709115.3 27742525.43 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DS.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address obstacles to return and recovery by providing livelihoods opportunities and supporting debris management in the Mosul District in Ninewa Governorate in Iraq. As part of a larger project designed and executed by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) with a focus on youth, environmental health, and the urban habitat, IOM offers emergency livelihood opportunities via Cash-for-Work to conflict-affected populations in Mosul that support clearance and processing of conflict debris in the area. As such, the project seeks to advance an environmentally sustainable approach for managing huge volumes of conflict debris in Mosul, drawing from circular economy principles and finding ways to use the recycled aggregate in reconstruction efforts. By engaging returnees in removing the physical remnants of the conflict, beneficiaries are supported as actors in their own recovery, in turn helping to enhance social capital and solidarity in the region. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 309334.65 600665.72 910000.37 United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite the military defeat of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Iraq remains at a critical juncture, with a significant risk of the country backsliding into conflict. Alongside broader efforts to facilitate access to durable solutions, the Government of Iraq and its partners must grapple with the complex question of how families with perceived ties to ISIL can be supported to safely return to and reconcile with their communities in the areas of origin, whilst minimizing the risk of future conflict and (re)recruitment into violent extremist groups. At the same time, the Iraqi authorities are still struggling to manage the fallout of the mass mobilization, which took place to retake large swathes of the country’s territory from ISIL. With this project, IOM seeks to increase the durability of results and future durable solutions through a mixture of support for national and local institutions, as well as direct support for affected populations, to strengthen long-term stability in communities of return or local integration. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 778927.59 800020.04 1578947.63 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-DS.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The armed conflict in Sri Lanka has brought about the forced displacement and formation of a significant refugee population in India. Since 2011, over 2,000 individuals have received facilitated return from India back to Sri Lanka. Along with those who chose to migrate through irregular pathways, returnees face debilitating challenges such as lack of livelihoods and lack of access to essential protection services, which have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and can be a trigger to relapse into conflict situations. To address these issues, IOM and UNHCR the project will enable sustainable reintegration of migrant and refugee returnees to former conflict affected areas. The targeted intervention increases returnees’ access to livelihood options and income generation opportunities and provide psychological support through increasing organizational capacity of community-based organizations, providing refugee returnees with support to access housing and protection services, and increasing local government officials’ knowledge and skills in providing the aforementioned services. MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Project with no inclusion of gender issues 224328.97 125670.99 349999.96 MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG XM-DAC-47066-DS.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the socio-economic integration of Venezuelan refugees and migrants, by ensuring continuity to the coordination and work of the regional integration sector within the Regional Interagency Coordination Platform (R4V) response. This is conducted through the organization of regular coordination meetings with partners at the regional, sub-regional and national level and includes the provision of technical guidance, development of tools, knowledge management and information sharing, capacity building, among others. Estonia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean Argentina Aruba (Netherlands) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Curaçao Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Paraguay Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 38850.01 19425 58275.01 Estonia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DS.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the Phase IX of this initiative is to continue supporting the measures for improved reception and referral of migrants, durable solutions for refugees and internally displaced persons in Serbia. This is done through technical support to the Serbian Commissariat for Refugees and Migration (SCRM) in implementing foreseen policies, in line with the National Strategy, the new Law on Asylum and Temporary Protection (2018) as well as responsibilities laid out in the Law on Foreigners (2018), and the National Response Plan in case of Increased Influx of Migrants to Serbia, which envisages further enhancement of the capacities and human resources of the SCRM. Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 69066.08 14393.84 83459.92 Republic of Serbia - Commissariat for Refugees and Migration XM-DAC-47066-DS.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) At the end of 2020, above average rainfall severely impacted both rural and urban populations in eastern, central and southern parts of Zimbabwe resulting in damages to infrastructure, properties and livelihoods. In addition to natural disasters, the COVID-19 pandemic forced the return of over 170,000 migrants to Zimbabwe, increasing the pressure in communities already highly affected in the Manicaland, Masvingo and Matabeleland South provinces. These areas have witnessed a combination of forced and voluntary returnees coming from neighbouring countries affected by the socio-economic impact of the pandemic. The socioeconomic effects of COVID-19 have disproportionately affected people in vulnerable situations and marginalized communities resulting not only in physical protection risks, limited access to basic services, restricted opportunities for employment and education, social tension, stigmatization but also in significant mental health and psychological and social stress on individuals, families, and communities. Through this project, IOM aims to provide assistance through mental health and psychosocial support to vulnerable households in natural hazard-prone affected areas, support income generating activities for the durable reintegration of returnees, and build the resilience of internally displaced persons, returnees and affected host communities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Zimbabwe Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 833558.67 1159940.49 1993499.16 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DS.0058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to durable solutions and sustainable recovery efforts in the Somali Region of Ethiopia by improving the conditions for sustainable socio-economic inclusion of internally displaced persons, returnee and host communities, with particular attention provided to women and other vulnerable groups. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Durable Solutions / Progressive Resolutions of Displacement Situations (PRDS) Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reconstruction relief and rehabilitation Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1402793.87 328993.8 1731787.67 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Multi Cluster Locations Assessment (MCLA) is going beyond location-level key informant interviews to gather more granular information on the humanitarian needs of specific population groups directly from households. Through household level interviews, the MCLA identifies individual household level vulnerabilities and humanitarian needs. This data contributes towards enhancing humanitarian needs severity analyses to inform humanitarian programming in 2020. The 2019 MCLA will mirror the 2018 exercise in scope and scale. The goal of the assessment is to identify household level vulnerabilities and humanitarian needs through household-level (HH) interviews in all 333 districts in Yemen. The MCLA also provides some clarity on the humanitarian context in Yemen by assessing the biggest challenges faced by affected populations when trying to access basic services and fulfil fundamental needs. Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Yemen Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 200997 805416.9 807417.36 269139.12 2082970.38 Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12113.07 87886.73 99999.80 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DX.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the proposed project is to contribute to a well-coordinated, informed, and timely response to COVID-19 in selected countries in two Regional Economic Communities (RECs) of the African Union – namely Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) and Southern African Development Community (SADC) and in line with the Africa Joint Response to COVID-19 – through mobility tracking systems and preparedness and response efforts to reduce associated morbidity and mortality. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Regional Migrant Humanitarian Response Plan for the Horn of Africa and Yemen 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 369645.16 1919586.3 2289231.46 Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide an evidence base for protection and child protection risks and needs in Cabo Delgado (Mozambique) to inform humanitarian planning and to increase donor interest in addressing and mitigating the risks. Building on IOM’s presence and Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) capacity in Cabo Delgado, this project is leading to the availability of an assessment report on protection and child protection risks and needs in Cabo Delgado. In the long run, this will contribute to strengthening the prevention of and the response to neglect, abuse, exploitation, and violence against children in Cabo Delgado. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 57035.98 16061.45 31902.47 104999.90 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-DX.0053 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) will provide timely and actionable information to the Government of Burundi, humanitarian actors and donor community about population movements and needs to facilitate, plan and orient assistance to the vulnerable displaced population. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 56802.6 272773.95 329576.55 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-DX.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective is to provide access to up-to-date, reliable and comprehensive information about internally displaced persons (IDP) and returnee populations in Iraq, as well as their needs and vulnerabilities. This is achieved through the implementation of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tool and timely dissemination of results to government authorities, UN Humanitarian Country Team (UNHCT) partners, non-governmental organisation NGOs, think tanks, media, academics and other stakeholders. The project will be implemented across Iraq and have the following key outputs: to increase access to displacement information through the distribution of DTM products; enhance regional and national government authorities’ data management capacities; and improve access to data for Clusters, including protection data to relevant cluster partners, and other relevant parties. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2112266.53 1887733.38 3999999.91 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-DX.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to increasing food security throughout South Sudan by supporting effective and efficient food assistance, resource allocation, and distribution. The project works towards the achievement of two key outcomes: Improved understanding of food security, livelihoods, and multi-sector household needs in major urban areas in South Sudan to guide evidence-based programming and increased accountability over resource allocation through biometric authentication at distribution sites (protection of civilians sites (PoCs), collective centres) and regular maintenance of biometric registration database and improved data management. World Food Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 302568.76 192099.24 494668.00 World Food Programme XM-DAC-47066-DX.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF) is a methodologically new approach to analyzing the multiple needs of populations in crisis. Version 1.0 of the JIAF was introduced by the international humanitarian community into the Humanitarian Programme Cycle guidance in 2020. The JIAF offers a common method, process and tools to conduct a ‘people-centred’ holistic analysis of needs. The JIAF reflects an important evolution in the humanitarian community’s ability to systematically and transparently identify the most vulnerable populations, where they are, the combination of needs they face, and their severity. The JIAF was designed with the objective of providing a solid evidence-base to inform humanitarian responses, and where necessary, facilitate the prioritization of financial resources to populations and localities where intersectoral needs are the most severe. This project contributes to the supporting costs of the JIAF independent review, which is due to take place between May-September 2021. The review is being commissioned in order to independently assess whether the current JIAF 1.0 conceptual framework and methodology are fit for purpose, and what changes need to be made before the JIAF is fully institutionalized globally (JIAF 2.0). UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 52858 52858.00 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-DX.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The revitalization of the South Sudanese peace process offers new opportunities for the country and its conflict-affected population. The prospects for peace and development are encouraging and may begin to generate some confidence for durable solutions including returns, relocation or local integration. Although the intensity of the conflict has reduced since the signing of the peace agreement, the country is still facing devastating human and economic costs resulting from the complex protracted crisis, with ongoing localized and sub-national violence and increasingly severe seasonal flooding contributing to overall humanitarian needs. South Sudan remains one of the most complex humanitarian operating environments, with deteriorating infrastructure, cumulative effect of long and heavy rainy seasons and several armed groups still present and active in various parts of the country. To inform the inter-agency response and address the complexity and volatility of mobility dynamics and humanitarian conditions in the country, IOM through this project, continues the activities of its Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) unit, providing granular data and analysis on displacement, human mobility dynamics and humanitarian needs and vulnerabilities for the humanitarian response as well as transition, development and public health partners. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 410412.05 410412.05 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-DX.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) will conduct two rounds of a prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA) risk assessment and mapping in Ethiopia. The goal of the multi-round assessments is to ensure that adequate safeguards and appropriate actions related to PSEA are in place nationally. Additional indicators specifically related to accountability to affected populations and gender-based violence are also part of this process. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 231425 68575.01 300000.01 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-DX.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM) estimates, there are more than 4.5 million foreigners residing in Turkey, of which 3.6 million are Syrians. While access to these populations is relatively easy, the sheer flows of refugees and migrants into and within Turkey in recent years have put a strain on national resources and there is a need for additional expertise to understand displacement and internal migration movements within Turkey. The main goal of this project is to contribute to improved evidence-based migration management policies and responses through enhanced understanding of migration and mobility patterns of migrants and refugees in Turkey. The project also aims to raise migrants' and refugees' awareness of access to basic services, government and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) services/programmes for migrants and refugees including legal, health, education, registration, communication, cash and in-kind assistance, security and social assistance services as well as existing voluntary return programmes. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Western Turkey Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 179477.97 179477.97 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-DX.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to employ a comprehensive approach towards increasing access to data on migration related incidents in Libya, both at sea and along other key transit routes, as well as strengthen cross-border cooperation with Egypt on bilateral labour agreements. This is being achieved through three different programmatic streams: the roll out of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to track incidents and monitor situation of migrants along key transit migration routes in Libya; through IOM’s expertise in search and rescue (SAR) at sea, IOM is strengthening the data collection related to SAR operations to better assist relevant authorities; Leveraging IOM’s labour mobility and human development capacity, the project focuses on facilitating the cooperation among Libya and Egypt on labour mobility. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Libya Crisis Response Plan 2020-2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 422684.37 129458.19 552142.56 France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-DX.0085 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective is to improve displaced populations’ well-being and save lives by contributing to an effective humanitarian coordination and direct assistance programming in the North -West and South -West (NW-SW) regions in Cameroon via the timely and reliable supply of data of displacement figures, trends and humanitarian needs. The deployment of a displacement early warning system through the Emergency Tracking Tool (ETTs) and the conduct of a Multi Sectoral Needs Assessment (MSNA) in the NW-SW regions form the primary focus of this action. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 228892 271057.36 499949.36 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-DX.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Central African Republic (CAR) has been plunged into a complex political and security crisis that has involved various actors since 2013 and has led to a protracted humanitarian situation of concern. The most recent crisis emerged at the end of 2020 and beginning of 2021. IOM’s emergency response has the general objective to contribute to improving the living conditions of conflict affected populations through data collection, information sharing, and shelter/non-food item (NFI) support. The project proposes the implementation of various components of the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to inform the humanitarian community and government counterparts of the most pressing, multisectoral needs in places hosting the highest concentration of internally displaced persons and returnees. The DTM activities are accompanied by the immediate provision of emergency shelter, NFIs and COVID-19 prevention kits to the displaced populations affected by the recent humanitarian shocks. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 459107.74 540891.72 999999.46 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-DX.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Many migrant workers work on cocoa plantations in the western regions of Côte d'Ivoire, particularly in Cavally and Gôh. Some are in classified forests or national parks, sometimes villages or irregular settlements. Assessments in the areas have pointed to the problem of child labour, which vulnerable families resort to due to a lack of livelihoods. In view of the Ivorian government's support to its protection policies of these green zones and the consequent plans to evict the inhabitants of these classified forests, there is a lack of detailed information on the number of occupants of the forests, the location and size of their camps, their origin, their profiles, their intentions and needs, with particular attention to children, the access to basic social services in the areas affected by the relocations, as well as a lack of information on the availability of cultivable and accessible land around the classified forests. To fill this gap, IOM proposes to provide the Government of Côte d'Ivoire with its expertise in data collection through the application of the Displacement Tracking Matrix for a pilot profiling of the migrant population in the regions. UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 27846.75 27846.75 UNITED NATIONS FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANISATION XM-DAC-47066-DX.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in Iraq saw the occupation of large areas of the country by Islamic State and the Levant (ISIL) followed by Government-led military operations to re-take ISIL controlled areas. The armed conflict led to massive internal displacement, with more than 5.8 million people displaced following the emergence of ISIL in 2014, the spread and scale of the violence resulted in country-wide and even regional instability. Since the declaration of the end of the war in December 2017, the number of returnees has exceeded that of internally displaced persons (IDPs). Since November 2017 the returns have been steadily increasing while the IDP numbers decreased. The objective of this project is to provide access to up-to-date, reliable and comprehensive information about IDP and returnee populations in Iraq, as well as their needs and vulnerabilities. This is achieved through the implementation of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) tool and timely dissemination of results to government authorities, UN Humanitarian Country Team (UNHCT) partners, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), think tanks, media, academics and other stakeholders. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Displacement Tracking Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Relief co-ordination; protection and support services Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2625000.06 1875000.05 4500000.11 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-EM.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union is sending an Extended Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Bolivia to collect factual information concerning the electoral process. Under this project, IOM is selecting ten experts, of which nine will travel to La Paz, where they will assess and report on the electoral process against international commitments, standards and good practice for democratic elections. IOM has no visibility and is not associated in any way to the work of the experts, but provides administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1469080.31 725829.41 2194909.72 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2020 EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) to Ghana for the general elections scheduled for the 7th of December 2020, with a possible second round on the 28th of December 2020. IOM selects a team of experts (including a Project Manager, Operations Expert, Security Expert, IT Expert, Finance and Contract Expert, and two Liaison Officers) to deploy to Accra from the end of October 2020 to January 2021 to implement the mission. The EOM is composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 10 members and 40 Long Term Observers. IOM selects the team of experts, but has no further visibility on the actions or observations of the team. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3666688.61 1219154.22 4885842.83 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Ghana 2020, IOM provides logistical and administrative support to two Election Observers, who are members of the EU EOM observer group. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 30014.85 13775.42 43790.27 Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-EM.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Ethiopia Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 7302380.59 7302380.59 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is the implementation of logistics, security, financial and administrative aspects of the 2021 European Union Election Observation Mission to Zambia for the General Elections, scheduled for the 12th of August 2021. IOM selects a team of experts who will be deployed to Lusaka from mid-June to mid-October 2021 to implement the mission. The EOM will be composed by a Chief Observer, a Core Team of 11 members and 32 Long Term Observers. IOM has no visibility in the project. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2612946.22 3627259.23 6240205.45 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0061 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides the logistical and administrative implementation of the European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) in Zambia in 2021. In accordance with the terms of reference of the EU EOM Zambia 2021, IOM provides logistical and administrative support to one Norwegian Election Observer (non-EU), who is a member of the EU EOM observer group. Norwegian Refugee Council International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 25524.98 25524.98 Norwegian Refugee Council XM-DAC-47066-EM.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides administrative, logistical and security support for the implementation of the European Union’s Electoral Follow-up Mission in El Salvador in 2021 to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of previous EU Election Observation Mission final report recommendations. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 63666.52 62810.85 126477.37 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the European Union will send an Electoral Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Nigeria to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of European Union Election Observation Mission (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the final report of the 2019 EU EOM to Nigeria. The International Organization for Migration is providing administrative, logistics and security support to the EFM. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 67971.49 68440.46 136411.95 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is to support the European Union (EU) Election Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Pakistan to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission's (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the final report of the 2018 EU EOM to Pakistan. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) selects 2 experts (one Legal and one Electoral Expert) and is responsible for the logistics, administrative and security implementation of the mission. IOM will have no visibility in the project. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Pakistan Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 132910.54 67730.03 200640.57 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union (EU) intends to send an Electoral Follow-up Mission to Mozambique to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the Final report of the EU EOM to Mozambique 2021. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will select 2 Experts (1 Legal and 1 Electoral Expert) who will travel to Mozambique to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will provide administrative, logistical and security support to the EU. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 143886.59 143886.59 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0069 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the project is for European Union (EU) to send an Electoral Follow-up Mission (EFM) to Senegal to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the final report of the 2018 EU EOM to Senegal. IOM selects two experts (one Legal and one Electoral Expert) and is responsible for the logistical, administrative and security support for the implementation of the mission. IOM has no visibility in the project and is not associated to the reports or the work of the experts. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 139282.7 139282.70 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is for the European Union (EU) to send an election exploratory mission (ExM) to Kenya to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission (EOM) for the upcoming Presidential and Parliamentary elections in Kenya (August 2022). The International Organization for Migration (IOM) will identify four experts (one electoral/legal expert, one media/social media expert, one logistics expert and one security expert), to travel to Nairobi to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM, and assess the security situation in the country. IOM has no visibility and is not associated to the work or the reports written by the experts. IOM is responsible for the administrative, logistics and security support to the ExM. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 171142.93 171142.93 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union (EU) intends to send an Election Follow-up Mission to Zimbabwe to assess the progress made in the electoral reform and the status of implementation of the EU Election Observation Mission's (EOM) recommendations, since the delivery of the final report of the 2018 EU EOM to Zimbabwe. IOM will select two experts (one Legal and one Electoral Expert) and will be responsible for the implementation of the mission (logistics, admin and security). IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated to the reports or the work of the experts. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 135424.34 135424.34 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Nigeria to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (party primaries and voter registration). IOM will select 2 Experts (1 Team Leader/Political/Electoral expert and 1 Legal/Human Rights Expert), who will travel to Abuja from 04/05/2022 to 09/06/2022 to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 129964.11 129964.11 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union will send an election exploratory mission to Sao Tome e Principe to assess the usefulness, advisability and feasibility of a fully-fledged EU Election Observation Mission for the upcoming Legislative elections of September 2022. IOM will identify three experts (one electoral/legal expert, one logistics expert and one security expert), who will travel to Sao Tome for approximately 15 days, to collect factual information on the election process, make necessary preliminary logistics enquiries and provide advice on how to organize the operational component of a possible EU EOM and assess the security situation in the country. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated to the work or the reports written by the experts; IOM will provide administrative, logistics and security support to the ExM. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Sao Tome and Principe Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 107571.2 107571.20 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EM.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Union intends to send an Electoral Expert Mission (EEM) to Papua New Guinea to collect factual information concerning the electoral process (general elections are foreseen for July 2022). IOM will select 2 Experts (1 Legal, 1 Electoral/Political Expert), who will travel to Port Moresby, to meet all relevant stakeholders and produce a report. IOM will have no visibility and will not be associated in any way to the work of the experts; we will provide administrative, logistical and security support. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Election Observation Missions Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Elections Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 321018.26 321018.26 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-EP.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to further strengthen the capacities of the Directorate of Civil Protection at the national and departmental levels to assist disaster affected populations during the peak of 2019 hurricane season as well as during the 2020 and 2021 hurricane seasons. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 219178.8 632451.18 476988.98 1328618.96 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-EP.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM contributes to positioning IOM’s population of interest in the priorities of the national and local governments in Ecuador as a prioritized population with high rates of vulnerability at the northern border, where the former FARC guerrillas were present. In this capacity building process, IOM supports the Ecuadorian Ombudsman Offices in developing an early warning and response system reform within its migration specific mandate. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 401483.31 263253.67 29502.94 694239.92 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-EP.0009 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The initiative provides an opportunity for a multi-sector, coordinated and holistic approach to addressing violence against women and girls working through multiple stakeholders including the UN, Government, service providers, church, and civil society in the Marshall Islands. Building upon IOM’s work with the Government of the Republic of Marshall Islands and Cookhouse Confidential, IOM intends to contribute to the project objective to address the gaps and amplify the impact of ending violence against women and girls across the Pacific region. MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Marshall Islands +691 320 8735 iommicronesia@iom.int http://micronesia.iom.int 2nd Floor AC Construction Buil, Majuro, Marshall Islands Marshall Islands Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 11364.07 108328.51 70878.52 190571.10 MPTF - Spotlight Initiative Fund XM-DAC-47066-EP.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Every year in Bangladesh, natural disasters displace large number of people both temporarily and permanently. Refugees living in Bangladesh, who remain completely reliant on humanitarian assistance are also at heightened risk of natural disasters. For humanitarian actors, information and data, targeting and prioritizing beneficiaries, coordination, contingency planning, simplified regulatory procedures are key to deliver services to the people in need. To address these key issues, the proposed project aims to: 1. Ensure coordination through Displacement Management Cluster to address displacement issues across the country, build local capacity to effectively collect data on displacement situations to inform humanitarian assistance and recovery efforts; 2. Retain community-based disaster response mechanism in the refugee camps and ensure emergency preparedness and response coordination; 3. Strengthen Government of Bangladesh’s coordination role and technical capacity on Anticipatory Action; 4. Create an ecosystem of information and knowledge products to inform disaster risk reduction efforts and emergency response planning; 5. Simplify regulatory process and increase humanitarian access for NGOs operating in refugee response and responding to natural disasters across the country; and 6. Strengthen disaster preparedness and access by improving vehicular access roads, drainage systems and hill stabilization through Site Maintenance Engineering Project. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1007645.89 1385333.43 2392979.32 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-EP.0027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the 2021 South Sudan Humanitarian Needs Overview, most displaced people are expected to remain displaced in 2021, and Bentiu and Naivasha internally displaced persons (IDP) sites and Malakal Protection of Civilian site (PoC) will continue to be refuge for a significant number of IDPs as subnational violence, fragile peace, and a lack of basic services persist in South Sudan. The Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) priority for this allocation is to continue providing camp management services and site care and maintenance. Under the health sector, IOM is contributing to improve people’s access to and utilization of essential healthcare services. Within these efforts, and in line with the priority for integrated quality essential health care services, IOM is providing focused, non-specialized mental health and psychosocial services at the sites. Additionally, IOM continues to coordinate and provide shelter-non-food Item service depending on the needs of the community, as well as integrated, safe, equitable, and dignified access to water, sanitation and hygiene services to IDPs. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1541213.29 2287835.97 3829049.26 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-EP.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of the crisis in Bentiu/Rubkona, South Sudan in October 2021 and following the increase in water levels across the urban area, neighbouring payams and counties, IOM together with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) and the World Food Programme (WFP), deployed available machinery and technical experts for emergency infrastructure work needed to protect the town from further flooding. The three agencies have formed a technical working group and response plan clearly outlining the division of responsibilities and geographical coverage. Activities included focus on the maintenance of existing structures and construction of additional berms, dykes and access roads essential to prevent further suffering of people and reduce the risk for catastrophic flooding that will completely paralyze Bentiu and Rubkona town. MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Emergency Preparedness Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Multi-hazard response preparedness South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1300061 1300061.00 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-FC.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This regional project will operationalize a Demobilization and Disassociation, Reintegration and Reconciliation (DDRR) program for Boko Haram fighters, associates and victims, including those caught up in related security operations. It will do so through a four pronged approach: assessment, context analysis and national planning, “upstream” government support, individual case management and community based reintegration and reconciliation. IOM’s proposed DDRR approach for the Lake Chad Region for this specific project will geographically focus on Chad, Cameroon and Niger. It will integrate the various elements of the protection, prevention, stabilization, transition and peacebuilding equation to create nationally-tailored, positive ‘off-ramping’ options for individuals who have separated from Boko Haram, along with community reintegration and reconciliation mechanisms, as a critical step for regional peacebuilding and restoration of social cohesion. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Cameroon IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control 845663.76 2536991.28 2536991.28 2536991.1 2525862.32 10982499.74 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-FC.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The pilot project aims to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of 30 selected ex-combatants and to increase the overall sense of trust and security in host communities in Central African Republic. The project's Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration and Repatriation (DDRR) programme provides for both the socio-economic reintegration of ex-associates of armed groups, as well as broader support to host communities. This includes conflict prevention and management activities, as well as the facilitation of community dialogue in areas of tension. Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 102243.6 230048.1 332291.70 Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0160 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The pilot project aims to contribute to the sustainable reintegration of 30 selected ex-combatants and to increase the overall sense of trust and security in host communities in Central Africa Republic. The project's Disarmament, Demobilization, Reintegration and Repatriation (DDRR) programme provides for both the socio-economic reintegration of ex-associates of armed groups, as well as broader support to host communities. This includes conflict prevention and management activities, as well as the facilitation of community dialogue in areas of tension. Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Central African Republic Bossangoa/Soumbe, Central African Republic Central African Republic Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 124122.64 279275.94 403398.58 Central African Republic - Implementation Unit of the National Program for Disarmament, Demobilization , Reintegration and Repatriation (UEPNDDRR) XM-DAC-47066-FC.0180 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project expands the coverage that has been achieved within the framework of the Comprehensive Reintegration in Productive Environments project in Colombia, previously implemented by IOM and UNDP, and also incorporates good practices and lessons learned from the implementation of different reincorporation initiatives, specifically those related to the mainstreaming of the gender and community approach, the effective incorporation of environmental risk management, the leverage of the commercialization of products and services from the national level, and the capabilities strengthening of former FARC-EP combatants and their cooperatives to provide services in the productive lines that they have been developing. MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 224919.82 1384094.34 1390985.7 2999999.86 MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF XM-DAC-47066-FC.0181 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project intervenes in vulnerable communities in Basra governorate (Iraq) by supporting them and their families to develop coping mechanisms and engage in economic recovery and local conflict resolution. The overall objective is to provide spaces for local conflict resolution and prevention and to reduce local sources of violence. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1591950.51 3928834.47 353807.87 5874592.85 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-FC.0182 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacities of the Haitian government to improve the control of firearms and ammunition in Haiti. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 98474.8 142326.6 133030.98 373832.38 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-FC.0197 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 7256708.56 7256708.56 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-FC.0201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programming is an effort to reduce marginalization and exclusion, and the resulting threat of possible radicalization or recruitment of Iraqis into violent extremism. Through this project, IOM is (a) strengthening government capacity to support the voluntary and safe return and reintegration of Iraqi families with perceived affiliation to the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL); (b) strengthening community-level capacity to support the voluntary and safe return and reintegration of Iraqi families with perceived affiliation to ISIL; (c) increase social cohesion within, and resilience of, communities affected by conflict and displacement; and (d) contribute to increased resilience of populations affected by conflict and displacement through provision of protection, mental health and psychosocial support, and legal services. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Former Combatants Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Reintegration and SALW control Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1913731.25 446796.08 2360527.33 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-FM.0349 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall project objective is to contribute to effective social, economic and cultural integration of clients voluntarily seeking resettlement to Slovakia. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Migration and Visa Support Solutions Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services 96313.68 93361.1 92182.19 97480.94 92607.24 91220.08 91886.28 110113.38 765164.89 Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-FM.0399 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of the integration programme is to facilitate full and self-sufficient integration at the earliest stage possible. The beneficiaries will be those migrants residing in the territory of the Slovak Republic who fulfil the requirements set forth in the relevant Slovak national legislation for permanent stay status. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Migration and Visa Support Solutions Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services 88777.44 87312.39 87451.96 92479.29 87855.71 86630.08 87262.39 16401.49 634170.75 Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-FM.0429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Facilitated migration services including verification services, logistical assistance to New Zealand, facilitating DNA collection, general country information, general facilitation and liaison assistance for biometrics(fingerprints) collection. New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia New Zealand Migration and Visa Support Solutions Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services 95782.32 158642.88 35775.12 44032.32 36863.28 84516.72 455612.64 New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand XM-DAC-47066-FM.0503 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to effective social, economic and cultural integration of third-country nationals in the Slovak Republic through the provision of all of the Migration Information Centre’s established integration services: legal counselling; labour and social counselling. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Migration and Visa Support Solutions Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services 374372.72 395894.1 376100.81 1146367.63 Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-FM.0531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The following activities are planned as part of this project: national/regional information campaigns; production and distribution of information materials; multicultural events, including with the participation of media organizations; and seminars, conferences, round tables on integration topics. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Migration and Visa Support Solutions Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 78271.78 100330.12 96153.78 94771.12 100206.77 24875.03 494608.60 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-FM.0537 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will assist third-country nationals legally residing in Bulgaria and persons seeking asylum or granted with international protection in their socio-economic integration. Migrants supported will receive relevant information on the legal rights and obligations pertaining to their stay in Bulgaria and will increase their knowledge about services and competent authorities in social, educational, health, employment and other areas. The project will also provide them with free language courses. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Migration and Visa Support Solutions Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 115877.27 155648.39 149048.23 146905.12 155330.45 38558.81 761368.27 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-IB.0001 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to enhanced border management and border security in the Western Balkan region by increasing legal and technical capacities towards implementing national advance passenger information (API) systems. The project brings together representatives of the Western Balkan authorities in a regional workshop, during which best practices and lessons learned will be shared from States who have successfully implemented API systems. The existing national legal frameworks and technical capacities related to API will then be assessed, in order to identify gaps and needs that need to be addressed at the national level. Finally, each country will develop a national API implementation strategy, based on the findings and recommendations from the country assessment. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5208.32 62499.84 62499.84 62499.84 57291.52 249999.36 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship of Argentina in the implementation of the Ibero-American Program for the strengthening of South-South Cooperation (PIFCSS), which will be the Executive Secretariat from February 2018. The assistance includes, training and exchange of experiences about South-South and Triangular Cooperation; support within the registry, analysis, systematization and knowledge generation about Iberoamerican South-South and Triangular Cooperation; relationship and strategic dialogue among actors and regions, as well as the strengthening of the Programme framework. Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Argentina Argentina Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 91748.27 1100979.24 1100979.24 1100979.24 1009230.97 4403916.96 Argentina - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship / Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto XM-DAC-47066-IB.0003 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the action is to further enhance integrated border management and improve the transparency and the operational capacity of Ukrainian and Moldovan border and customs authorities in order to facilitate faster, secure and more efficient border control and to decrease queues and waiting times for travellers and transport, with an overall positive impact on the cross-border trade and movement of persons. The overall objective will be achieved by improving the infrastructure, adjusting the premises, improving the information exchange and optimizing the border crossing procedures at Ukrainian and Moldovan border crossing points. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Ukraine Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1231968.76 1876664.09 1984548.1 327788.2 5420969.15 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-IB.0023 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to enhance the Directorate of Territorial Surveillance capacities to have a stronger internal management and improve public perception in order to increase Nigerian national police credibility, attraction, respect of ethics, and efficiency. This will be realized through supporting the restructuring and reassertion of the mandate of this directorate, as well as exchanging best practices among G5 Sahel neighboring countries, thus contributing to the implementation of stronger and more coherent border management strategies. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1054544.88 1054544.88 790908.66 2899998.42 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-IB.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this phase of the project is to support Moldova's and Ukraine's efforts to effectively manage their common border and actively support concrete measures linked to the settlement of the Transnistrian conflict. Specifically, the project supports the development of Transnistria-related confidence-building measures and approximation of legislation and procedures in customs, trade, transport and trans-boundary management. It also supports full implementation of the integrated border management concept at the Moldova-Ukraine border with a special attention to its Transnistrian segment and will support greater effectiveness of efforts to combat cross-border crime at the Moldova-Ukraine border, especially at the Transnistrian segment. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Ukraine Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2924658 4850873.45 4923026.54 5148505.66 1214832.62 19061896.27 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-IB.0045 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan Cook Islands IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Fiji IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia India IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Cambodia Kiribati Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Sri Lanka Marshall Islands IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Palau IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste Tonga Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 44952.57 59936.76 59936.76 59936.76 14984.19 239747.04 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 28473.06 57065.07 57231.6 57231.6 200001.33 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support immigration practitioners in carrying out their tasks and duties in an efficient way, with regards to border procedures, passport examination, and detection of fraud and organised crimes such as trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants. The project will provide training of border officials who have a direct role in movement processing and the management, assist with the improvement of data collection methods and assist with technical and information exchanges on migration issues with countries of the Latin America and the Caribbean region. Technical equipment will also be provided. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cuba Cuba Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8326.8 49846.91 49990.25 50143.68 41692.9 200000.54 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0055 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. European Commission - European External Action Service (EEAS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda Sub-Saharan Africa Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 322181.18 3804180.28 3853237 4040021.65 3585363.45 3678297.14 2753603.36 22036884.06 European Commission - European External Action Service (EEAS) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to improve border security and surveillance in line with the EU’s integrated border management policies and strategies, in particular to support the strengthening of customs surveillance and control functions of the Ministry of Trade in order to more efficiently deal with both intended and committed offences at airports. Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 504071.15 545516.75 615441.26 589371.06 531381.15 2785781.37 Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The action supports Belarus and Ukraine in enhancement of security of the common state border and strengthening of bilateral relations, cooperation and coordination between Belarus and Ukraine, in line with the principles of integrated border management (IBM). It specifically contributes to 1. Further develop the state border management practices through the support of the Ukraine-Belarus state border demarcation process; 2. Enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of border agencies at “Novaya Huta” and “Novi Yarilovychi” border crossing points (BCP) through tailored training, infrastructure upgrade and provision of equipment; 3. Increase cross-border mobility for travelers by streamlining the border procedures. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Ukraine Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 584019.6 1167450.63 1084129.87 1068240.84 3903840.94 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-IB.0067 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the second phase of the regional program is to develop and operationalize a comprehensive migration management system in the Western Balkan countries focused on protection, resilience and human rights promotion. The specific objective is to further build institutional capacities and operations of the relevant institutions coming in first and second points of contact with migrants and persons in need of international protection that is in full respect of fundamental rights and international standards. The program aims also at local communities' resilience and promotes social inclusion of migrants, asylum seekers and people in need of international protection. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 821684.66 783141.46 446641.59 2051467.71 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-IB.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Strengthen the capacities of internal security against cross-border organized crime by enhancing the capacities of border security, infrastructure renovation and provision of mobility and technical equipment. European Commission - European External Action Service (EEAS) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 611052.11 2554820.13 2440435.46 2200316.13 7806623.83 European Commission - European External Action Service (EEAS) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0082 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the border crossing point capacities in Assamaka, ultimately contributing to improving the security situation and stability in Assamaka and its surroundings. To enhance the presence and capacities of border officials in managing migration flows and recording migration date, a new border crossing point will be constructed and equipped with relevant material. This includes the installation of the migration information and data analysis system (MIDAS), a border management information system developed by IOM on which border officials will be trained. Further, the coordination among different law enforcement agencies should be strengthened through the development of interagency SOPs on responding to cross-border crises, based on the national and regional cross-border crisis. For this purpose, an interagency drafting committee will be constituted, and different meetings will be held. To reinforce cross-border cooperation two workshops for Nigerien and Algerian authorities will be organized on the establishment of data exchange and early alert systems. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 495478.8 619348.5 1114827.30 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-IB.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will strengthen the capacity of the Government of Benin to effectively manage its borders and reinforce material and technical capacities of the One Stop Border Post of Malanville. In doing so, it will seek to enhance the ability to perform cross border movement controls, modernize border post infrastructure as well as promote coordination, partnerships and effective cooperation with neighboring countries. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 115384.47 384614.9 499999.37 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project builds on the achievements of the first phase of the project, while also incorporating lessons learnt and best practices. In doing so, the second phase will strengthen the current technical and operational capacities of the Turkish Coast Guard (TCG) to manage migration flows in the Aegean Sea through the provisions of search and rescue (SAR) vessels and specialized trainings. Particular focus will be given to SAR operations but also to strengthening the TCG capacity to respond to mixed migration flows across the Mediterranean Sea. European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8335265.66 12782273.19 13502636.12 34620174.97 European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The action's specific objective is to further build institutional capacities and operations of the relevant institutions coming in first and second points of contact with migrants and persons in need of international protection that is in full respect of fundamental rights and international standards. The programme aims also at local communities' resilience and promote social inclusion of migrants, asylumseekers, and people in need of international protection. European Commission - Fontex International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 203303.46 415986.24 438744.98 1058034.68 European Commission - Fontex XM-DAC-47066-IB.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to improve peace and security in Anbar, Diyala and Ninewa by rebuilding trust between law enforcement actors and local communities. The expected outcomes are 1) improved ability for law enforcement actors to implement the Community Policing approach to address security issues with community members and civil society organisations, with a focus on protection and legal services provided to victims of violence, and 2) improved ability for the community to engage with security actors to effectively address security issues through taking the community policing approach. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1257236.63 953769.59 1346122.65 987105.01 4544233.88 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-IB.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is providing support to the Italian Border Police in selected regions of Northern Italy through a trained pool of cultural mediators specialized in EU asylum and international protection procedures. IOM will select, train and deploy this specialized team of mediators to ensure that the authorities continue to have access to a high standard of specialized personnel so that their officers are able to function with maximum efficiency and capacity to properly assist migrants and asylum seekers in the police offices and at the air border crossing points. Italy - Ministry of the Interior - Department of Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2029361.3 4385668.11 4230008.83 3459605.98 14104644.22 Italy - Ministry of the Interior - Department of Public Security XM-DAC-47066-IB.0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 818028.06 1636056.12 954366.07 3408450.25 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to build the Government of Angola (GoA) preparedness and response capacity to manage cross-border humanitarian crisis arising from any natural and/or man-made disasters, political/military unrest or upheaval. This project will also contribute to the protection of vulnerable migrants' human rights, ensuring a gender mainstreamed approach and strengthen the capacity of the GoA to manage migration in a safe and orderly manner. As part of the project, an assessment for lessons-learned from previous crisis will be conducted to help readjust humanitarian border management measures to improved circumstances to ensure the sound functioning of the border management agencies during migration crisis. Furthermore, the project will support the government with the development of a standard operating procedures on humanitarian cross-border co-operation and integrated border management. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Angola +244.929 383 003 iomluanda@iom.int http://www.angola.iom.int/ UN Building Condo.Rosalinda 7 7 FLOO Rua Direita da Samba, Condomineo Ro, Luanda 3591, Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46147.85 65901.84 52455 35495.31 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of this initiative is to provide the essential foundations which are key to establishing effective national identity and border management systems. Assistance is required in reviewing the regulatory framework and building staff capacity in the issuance and verification of identity and travel documents, border functions, risk assessment and management, traveller assessment and electronic data recording and integration. The project will conduct a robust technical assessment of current practices and legal frameworks with a focus on current capacities and gaps of the existing structures in Cambodia. The assessment report will include key recommendations for establishing a comprehensive and effective identity and border management frameworks in Cambodia. The recommendations will inform the development of standard operating procedures, followed by a series of training sessions on border security approaches and risk assessment and management. The project outputs will assist relevant border agencies in developing their strategic insights, introducing a focus on border security and national identity management and better defining the immigration role in the country. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2952.37 152857.14 18285.72 18285.72 7619.05 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen border management capacities of the Government of the Republic of the Armenia to ensure alignment with international best practices, training and educational standards. The project will consist of a capacity-building initiative in two key areas. The project will support development of a national training system, including the elaboration of training curricula and organization of training of trainers (ToT) for the Border Guard Troops personnel, in line with the international standards and the European Union standards and taking into consideration related human rights and gender considerations. The project will also support the development of Border Guard Troops' analytical capacities to collect, process, analyze and share relevant data within the service, but also with relevant government institutions and international partners. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Armenia +374 10 52 56 92 IOMArmenia@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/armenia UN Building 14 Petros Adamyan, Yerevan, Armenia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 35363.94 119077.68 25501.03 20057.35 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the State Border Committee (SBC) of the Republic of Belarus' public relations (PR) capacities, through the enhancement of internal and external communication policies and mechanisms, while strengthening the corporate SBC communication culture as a whole. This will be achieved through the organization of a series of capacity building events; the development of a mobile application and the launch of an online PR course. Human rights and gender perspectives will be incorporated into SBC's communication products and tools. Overall, the project will contribute to increase the operational effectiveness of the agency. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15928 69047.54 95315.56 19708.9 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The second phase of this project seeks to mainstream a human rights-based approach in Provincial Directorates of Migration Management (PDMMs) responsible for running removal centres (RCs) through the provision of comprehensive training and guidance on human rights of migrants. In addition, IOM will seek to contribute to the efforts of the Diretorate General for Migration Management (DGMM) in strengthening the institutional capacity, staff well-being and material conditions in RCs. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 274224.01 375079.01 302429.59 951732.61 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0123 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17100.7 87783.18 34235.31 60880.81 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to enhancing peace, security and stability in Ninewa, Dahuk and Kirkuk in northern Iraq through rebuilding trust between law enforcement and minority communities, by supporting capacity building and access to justice. By applying the Community Policing approach, this initiative is designed to re-establish the relationship between the police and the communities to prevent conflict, address security risks, and mitigate crimes leading to more secure communities by focussing on areas of origin where Internally Displaced Persons and refugees have returned to, as well as transit locations. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 573439.14 2297658.76 2303121.9 575780.49 5750000.29 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-IB.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to strengthen and improve the border management in Ecuador. This will be achieved through the generation of a diagnosis on the current border management system (BMS) in Ecuador and the identification of needs, the strengthening of the BMS to improve migration control and to contribute to migrants' safety and uphold their well-being and rights. Furthermore, the strengthening of public employees' capacities and rising their awareness in topics related to human mobility, exchange of experiences and improvement of user's attention to quality. All this with a gender-based approach. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 25944.04 102423.86 57510.18 14121.92 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will complete the full deployment of POLIFRONT all along the border and address directly the Prime Minister's objective to fight contraband at the border in order to support Haiti's economic development. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 129307.21 196995.72 196995.72 1596790.56 250175 2370264.21 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-IB.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to enhancing the capacity of the Government of Iraq to conduct border management duties and improve local security and stability. IOM will support the Government of Iraq in implementing a comprehensive border management plan for managing safe, orderly, and regular migration. The project aims to increase the capacity of the Iraqi Ministry of Interior to detect, identify, disrupt, and resolve border security issues along the Iraq-Syria border. It will also contribute to the prevention of the exploitation of populations vulnerable to the risks accompanied with cross-border crimes, and work towards improving local security and stability at the Iraq-Syria border by capacity building of law enforcement actors in using a community-sensitive approach. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 473730.44 1421191.38 1415866.05 706031.1 4016818.97 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-IB.0132 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to a reduction in risks and threats posed by migration-related transnational organized maritime crime in the WIO region. This will be achieved by supporting the operationalization of the Regional Centre for the Fusion of Maritime Information (RCFMI) (located in Madagascar) and the capacity to deal with the threats will be addressed by improving the capacity of the Regional Maritime Operational Coordination Centre (RCOC) (located in Seychelles) for enhanced coordination on transnational organized crimes, including migrant smuggling. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritius +230 210 42 50 iommauritius@iom.int & CoM: clemmel@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/mauritius Atalian Tower, Level 12 LVL 12 57 Labourdonnais Street, Port Louis, Mauritius Eastern Africa Comoros IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Seychelles Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 108643.96 143048.28 48307.76 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IB.0133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the improvement of production, management and use of information on migration management. The project will provide the General Directorate of Migration (DGM) with the use of a border management system with international security standards and biometric registration at immigration checkpoints in Ayolas, Carmelo Peralta, Itá Enramada and Alberdi. The DGM officials will also use the PIRS / MIDAS systems for the verification and registration of border data and ensure the document management needs of foreigners are met in improved spaces. Paraguay - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 17091.54 121896.77 91002.78 3749.35 233740.44 Paraguay - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-IB.0136 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall aim of this project is to contribute to the ongoing efforts of the Government of Turkey in addressing the migration and refugee crisis through supporting search and rescue operations at sea in order to save lives and further strengthen the protection of refugees and migrants in Turkey’s waters. This project will support the Turkish Coast Guard (TCG) in its efforts to mainstream a human rights-based approach and institutionalize trainings for its staff to ensure safe and orderly migration and the rescue of migrants at sea. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 121905.94 216162.23 5830.65 343898.82 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project expands the community policing (CP) approach within the Kirkuk and Anbar governorates, building on the intervention carried out over the past years, to facilitate a more structured and therefore sustainable engagement between law enforcement officials and communities, so that they may jointly address safety and security issues affecting the communities. The increased interactions rebuild trust between law enforcement officials and communities and thereby contribute to increased peace, security and stability in Kirkuk and Anbar. IOM capitalises on its already established presence in both governorates and its close working relationship with the Ministry of Interior (MoI) to increase the capacity of law enforcement officials and institutions to engage with communities. The project will also contribute to mainstreaming the CP approach across the law enforcement sector and strengthen the abilities of communities and civil society to engage with security actors. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1373504.35 2085291.33 1041204.26 4499999.94 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to strengthen collaboration between key bordering countries the project will promote regional coordination mechanisms between Colombia, Ecuador and Peru in order to share best practices on border migration management. The project will focus on the delivery of a regional space for sharing experiences between migration authorities regarding Venezuelan flows and with particular insight on technology and data experiences. This project is framed within the fourth area of the Response Plan for Refugees and Migrants (RMRP), a response led at the regional level by IOM and UNHCR, which has 33 participating organizations only in Peru. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru South America IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 33463.19 8112.66 7547.99 5726.06 54849.90 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-IB.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the project is to promote state and human security in Guinea by supporting law enforcement agencies to be more effective, accountable, and inclusive. Up to 4 border posts will be renovated or built and equipped with radios in the targeted areas. Through a series of capacity building activities, law enforcement agents will be trained to detect fraudulent travel documents, identify suspicious cases, and aware of the need to protect migrants. A comprehensive border assessment will be produced. Data and information on cross-border migration will be collected and analyzed by the border posts equipped with advanced data collecting system such as the Migration Information Data Analysis System and the installation of Flow Monitoring Points. Border agents will receive several trainings on data collection, use of data protection and privacy. The Government of Guinea will have increased capacity to collect, manage and analyse information on cross-border movement and develop evidence-based migration policies, as well as capacities to adapt their work to the COVID-19 context. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 47794.01 847813.97 1601181.66 473209.87 2969999.51 Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0160 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project builds upon work already completed by IOM in Afghanistan to deliver integrated solutions to identified gaps within Afghanistan's national identity management and border security arrangements. Part of the project funds have been re-allocated to support the Afghan Border Police - frontline officers in addressing the COVID-19 response. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 172318.99 502217.24 625463.9 1300000.13 Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-IB.0169 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance Nigeria's migration and border management capacity and achieve an increase in identification of serious transnational organized crime cases by enabling the further use of operational data; integration of INTERPOL databases and other relevant watchlists; and strengthened capacity of individual NIS officers. Under this project, approximately 60 NIS officers are expected to benefit from the planned training opportunities. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 210860.04 415311.14 712502.58 1338673.76 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-IB.0171 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to contribute to reduction of border security threats from transnational organized crime and unlawful movement along remote land and maritime border areas and affected border populations of Cambodia by strengthening the national police regular training courses of the Ministry of Interior. The training course will integrate gender and human rights components to ensure all new police cadets and in-service especially the frontline border police officials will clearly understand and uphold the law, respect the human rights and adheres to principles of equality, non-discrimination, participation, inclusion, transparency and accountability to Cambodia's borders and ports of entry. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 153622.23 113684.66 120023.03 387329.92 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-IB.0174 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to contribute to the priorities highlighted by the Immigration and Naturalisation Directorate (IND) in the 2019-2020 document. The intervention focuses on strengthening the institutional capacities of the IND, in particular of the HR Department, in order to improve the Federal Government of Somalia (FGoS) efforts in migration and border management. The project aims to achieve this by fostering an integrated approach that focuses on the active engagement of diasporic actors and (international) experts to transfer knowledge and competencies to public institutions, civil servants, and new generations of Somalis. Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 105958.74 451373.37 587019.93 1144352.04 Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0179 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the interventions implemented during the previous phase, the project aims to further strengthen protection measures for migrants disembarked and placed in detention centres. Through a capacity building program and provision of a specialized equipment, Libyan authorities will be able to respond to migrants through a nationally owned IT system while simultaneously strengthening their ability to operate an efficient, safe, and secure migration management database. IOM will support the authorities by enhancing their skills on migration data management as well data protection and special procedures for dealing with and sharing of sensitive data. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 159738.19 559368.18 100983.81 820090.18 Italy - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-IB.0184 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Government of Iraq (GoI) has identified migration management and the rebuilding of border points as a priority for re-establishing stability and creating the conditions for sustainable security. Therefore IOM is proposing a seventh phase of its project facilitating a collaboration between the GoI and the Government of Australia. The new phase is based on the new post-ISIL context and opportunities, and a 2018 assessment of Iraq border points. The project increases support for the GoI Border Points Commission and consolidates gains from previous phases to ensure Iraq can circumvent emerging challenges, enact international standards across the country and has strong capacity to manage safe, orderly and humane migration. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 186952.86 653047.46 840000.32 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0191 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed action builds on the ongoing project “Special Measure on supporting the Republic of North Macedonia to improve its border and migration management capabilities” (Special Measure 4). The overall objective is to contribute to the efforts of the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia to strengthen border and migration management capabilities in addressing cross-border crime, including migrant smuggling and trafficking in human beings, in line with international standards, as well as addressing the social vulnerabilities of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers. The expected outcomes are enhanced capacity of the national Border Police in preventing and detecting irregular border crossings and countering migrant smuggling, in full respect of the rule of law and human rights; and improved social protection and wellbeing of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in the Republic of North Macedonia. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 542143.56 2807511.32 1299040.07 4648694.95 European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-IB.0194 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports the integration of the Border Management Information Systems in Uganda, specifically the connectivity of the INTERPOL I-24/7, the IOM MIDAS-Migration Information and Data Analysis System, the PISCES-Personal Identification Secure Comparison and Evaluation System and the Gemalto Self |Service Kiosks. The integration of these systems will further promote realtime cooperation, interdictions, information sharing between neigbouring states and is key to improve overall border management. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Uganda Uganda Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 218165.15 854802.16 210983.27 1283950.58 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-IB.0200 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With the overall objective of strengthening security, stability and social cohesion along the most sensitive borders and of mitigating increasing violence through trust building activities between authorities and populations at Burkina Faso’s borders East and Southern borders, this project will enhance the Border Police’s operational and technical capacities and improve the engagement of cross-border communities to secure its borders against terrorists. IOM will work in close cooperation and coordination with the Government of Burkina Faso, both at the central and the local level as well as with key international actors in the target country such as the Directorate of the Border Police, the Ministry of Security, INTERPOL, and other agencies of the United Nations system. Coordination mechanisms will be set up with all stakeholders engaged in relevant on-going projects to ensure that synergies are maximised. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1133662.58 1591721.18 510594.6 3235978.36 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will aim to strengthen Ethiopia’s immigration and border management infrastructure and related capacity to positively affect the socio-economic development of Ethiopia, including by improving public security and health, stimulating community development and trade, enhancing social stability, abiding by international border agreements and free movement, and by enabling the identification and protection of victims of trafficking and other migrants in vulnerable situations. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1501298.34 853750.71 2355049.05 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0204 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building on the success as well as lessons learned of the previous phase which ended in July 2019, the proposed project aims to further assist the Government of Nigeria, particularly through NIS, in expanding the foreigner registration across the country while ensuring the quality and interoperability of captured biometric data through providing standardization support. Privacy and data protection principles will be fully incorporated throughout the project planning and implementation. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 954653.87 1202467.35 236472.55 2393593.77 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance national law enforcement authorities' ability to detect threats to border security, including migrant smuggling and other transnational organized crime through training and “live-simulation” exercises. This project aims at increasing of investigation capabilities in a bid to facilitate information collection and intelligence activities pertaining to countering transnational organized crime. The capacity building takes into account the recent shifts in cross-border crime due to enhanced border control measures and travel restrictions put in place throughout Europe in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of North Macedonia +389 2 30.88.100 iomskopje@iom.int;medskp@iom.int ;opsskp@iom.int Jordan Mijalkov-50A & Banjalucka 4, Skopje 1000, Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 51293.85 59638.29 2802.87 113735.01 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0207 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to improve security at its porous and vast borders, the Federal Government of Somalia is aiming at strengthening the capacity of the Immigration and Naturalisation Directorate (IND) in line with the National Development Plan. The project will focus on enhancing service delivery and migration functions of Somalia’s immigration authorities through improved human and operational capacities. The project aims to achieve this by fostering an integrated approach that focuses on the active engagement of diaspora experts and local Somalia university graduates to transfer knowledge and competencies to public institutions, civil servants, and new generations of Somalis. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 135755.29 171639.07 307394.36 Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security XM-DAC-47066-IB.0208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to improve security and the flow of goods and people on the border between Iraq and Jordan. This will be through enhancing the capacity of the Government of Iraq to facilitate and regulate the movement of goods and people through the Trebil border point, strengthening the knowledge and capacities of Iraqi institutions, officials, and communities to identify and resolve border security issues, and revitalizing economic opportunities through supporting dialogue and coordination between Iraqi and Jordanian border crossing points. European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 536188.14 1814480.29 3157959.06 5508627.49 European Commission - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments XM-DAC-47066-IB.0209 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide support to border and migration management capabilities of the Republic of Serbia, including systematic border control procedures, enhanced capacity for border surveillance, the identification and registration of third-country nationals crossing the border, countering migrant smuggling, trafficking in human beings and other types of cross-border crime, in full respect of the rule of law and fundamental rights. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 350288.83 927266.64 128026.22 1405581.69 European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-IB.0226 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Supporting peace, security and stability in northern regions in South Sudan through strengthening border management capacities and inclusive community engagement Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1745856.12 1745856.12 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Belgium Kingdom is supporting the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo to improve operational and strategic capacities for effective border management in the Province of Tanganyika (Kalemie). Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 188086.42 94557.56 282643.98 Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0234 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will build border management capacities and build community health resilience through facilitating interaction between communities and law enforcement actors to identify and resolve security issues through strengthened dialogue and ensuring the meaningful participation of traditionally underserved communities. The community policing approach is central to rebuilding trust between the community and law enforcement, to re-establish the rule of law, and to create the conditions whereby law enforcement can serve and protect the community, whilst responding the most pertinent issues raised by community members. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 218535.13 531464.56 749999.69 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0235 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to enhance border security and national stability in light of the COVID19 context, through an improved response and strengthened coordination among border management agencies to effectively combat terrorism threats and other transnational organized crime. OM aims to support the Government of Uganda, through close coordination with the border management agencies of Immigration, Security, Customs and Health to inter-alia, improve preparedness and identification of terrorist groups through points of entry and develop capacities against terrorist attempts to launder money. IOM Uganda has previously engaged in several initiatives such as joint training activities, provision of border management equipment such as vehicles and ICT support. However, with the effects of COVID-19 and a shift in priorities to health, states require now, more than before, an increase of border security efforts through a dedicated border management project aimed at counterterrorism. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Uganda Uganda Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 27023.43 344263.28 371286.71 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0236 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The key objective of the project, is to enhance security and community stabilization at Côte d’Ivoire’s borders with Mali and Burkina Faso, through activities that bridge the peace and development nexus by improving border management mechanisms, social cohesion and social inclusion, in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. In order to mitigate increasing violence along at-risk border areas, the intervention will contribute to increasing immigration agents’ and local authorities capacities to secure safe and orderly cross border mobility (once the closing of borders will be lifted); engaging local populations in border management; ensuring constructive engagement of at-risk youth in the communities; enhancing the participation of women in local conflict management mechanisms; while ensuring overall safe and orderly migration. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 624296.81 1232138.39 1856435.20 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0238 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to enhance institutional and operational capacities to secure and manage borders between Mali and Niger by developing stronger community engagement and more coherent approaches to border management in the Gao (Mali), Tillaberi (Niger) regions through establishing cooperation/collaboration mechanisms. It will first improve authorities’ understanding of challenges and needs faced by populations living along the borders and foster mutual trust between both groups as well as maintain the social and cultural fabric to prevent the area from becoming a no man’s land. This will be complemented by the extension of community prevention and communication networks operating in coordination with local authorities in charge of border management. Secondly, the proposed action will seek to improve cross-border communication between authorities and law enforcement forces and communities from Niger and Mali, focusing on trust building and the prevention of radicalization and criminality, efficient coordination, anti-corruption measures and empowerment of youth and women’s civil society organizations. Lastly, this project will improve border management in Niger through capacity building of security forces, provision of communication equipment and improvement of border infrastructures. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali Western Africa IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 781695.54 1396954.56 2178650.10 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-IB.0239 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the operational capacities of the Government of The Gambia through strengthening maritime and border management capacities; strengthening health emergency preparedness and response at ports of entry; and addressing socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 on cross-border traders. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 258684.32 483889.9 742574.22 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0241 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance response capacity of the Jordanian Government to sufficiently be able to meet challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic: to protect and reduce the risks of COVID-19 transmission for those crossing borders during emergencies, while ensuring that the security at border crossings is maintained. IOM will build the capacity of frontline officers at the border to incorporate necessary health border and mobility management practices during the COVID-19 pandemic, while also enhancing infrastructural capacity, such as accommodation facility/ies equipped with solar panels, personal protective equipment and other equipment as needed, and dedicated spaces for female officers which will also allow to increase the number of deployed female officers. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 422086.96 72962.72 495049.68 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0245 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will build on the ongoing collaboration with border management stakeholders (border police, customs, health services) to enhance disease surveillance and control at international points of entry (i.e. airports and major seaports) in line with the International Health Regulations (2005), in the context of the country gradual reopening of borders in the COVID-19 context. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23325.45 248951.5 272276.95 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0248 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to enhancing peace, security and stability through rebuilding trust between law enforcement officials and communities; and a conducive environment for returns through strengthened social cohesion and increasing access to rights and political representation. To address these objectives, IOM will increase the capacity of law enforcement officials and the ability of the community to engage with one another to identify and resolve security issues through the Community Policing approach, as well as increase interagency coordination on border security issues. This project will also strengthen the participation of the Yazidi community in transitional justice mechanisms development, and increase inter community cohesion and political representation of Yazidis. IOM will support Yazidis and other vulnerable families to access housing, land and property rights as well as enhanced tenure security and rights. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 3959612.22 3959612.22 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0255 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to improve regional stability in the Gulf of Guinea by strengthening border management capacities and community resilience at selected border posts in northern Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, Togo and Benin. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana Western Africa IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1350906.91 2168685.8 3519592.71 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-IB.0264 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at supporting the Government of Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) to counter irregular migration including migrant smuggling, trafficking in persons and other transnational organized crime. The project focuses on capacitating the officials of the Department of Immigration (DOI) which plays fundamental role to manage the movement of people across Lao PDR’s borders. Through the organization of a comprehensive training, the project expects that the officials of Department of Immigration, and other involving Government authorities will be equipped with technical knowledge on passport examination procedures and will efficiently apply their knowledge in detecting altered and counterfeit passports, imposters, as well as related skills on passenger risk assessment and interview to their daily work in a well-coordinated manner among agencies, which will contribute to collecting and reporting correct and appropriate evidence to facilitate secondary inspection and/or further investigation of the cases. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 20224.94 20224.94 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0267 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to adapt and support border management in the Sahel region in COVID-19 context, as part of the “New Approaches for Peace and Stability in Africa (NAPSA)” expressed by Prime Minister Abe at TICAD7. Through a regional analysis of COVID-19 impact on Border Management in Sahel region, it will improve understanding of common regional issues on border management. In addition to collecting and analyzing information, pilot activities such as training activities and community engagement activities will be implemented as part of this project. Thus, this project will provide the opportunity for IOM and JICA to collect all essential information on the realities and gaps at points of entries (PoE) and along the borders and the result of the analysis will be used in formulating new technical or financial cooperation projects to address common regional issues on border management. Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 884176.91 1106193.11 1990370.02 Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0280 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is supporting the United Nations Development Programme in the implementation of a project which seeks to address the economic challenges faced by women Small Scale Cross Border Traders (SSCBT) in Nakonde and Kasumbalesa border areas. The project seeks to strengthen the capacity and resilience of SSCBTs for improved livelihoods, incomes and opportunities of SSCBTs while reducing their vulnerabilities. The project has two outputs, namely strengthened capacity of 500 female SSCBTs in Nakonde, Kasumbalesa Chipata and Kazungula to improve their livelihoods, incomes while both increasing their opportunities and reducing their vulnerabilities and strengthened resilience of 500 female SSCBTs in Nakonde, Kasumbalesa, Chipata and Kazungula through the provision of alternative livelihoods and financial support to increase their business opportunities. IOM will provide capacity building training to women small scale cross border traders to enable them to identify some new business opportunities given the challenges caused by COVID-19. The project will also support to provide capacity building support in business skills, financial literacy and on increasing income generating activities to women in self-help groups that have been affected by COVID-19. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 67707.61 12292.73 80000.34 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-IB.0281 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the Government of the Democratic Republic of Congo to improve border management migration in the Province of Kwango; which shares a 1,200 km long border and 42 border posts with the Angolan provinces of Uige, Malange and Lunda Norte. The project consists of constructing a building for the Provincial Directorate of the General Directorate of Migration (DGM) in the town of Kenge, capital of the province. This building will be electrified and equipped with necessary furniture and computer equipment including training of staff. The infrastructure will be connected to border posts and the migration data collection system will be centralized at the Directorate General of the DGM based in Kinshasa. This building will have a dual electricity supply system: energy from solar panels, renewable energy that is less expensive in terms of management costs and electrical energy supplied either by the national electricity company or by the generator that requires continuous gas fueling. Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 73003.21 271630.44 344633.65 Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0298 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the overall objective of contributing to the Government of Georgia’s efforts in mitigating the longer-term socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19, contribute to restarting human mobility, and empower societies for self-reliance, IOM Georgia will support to strengthen international cooperation, immigration systems, and border-crossing mechanisms to mitigate the impact of the pandemic on human mobility, corresponding to IOM COVID-19 Startegic Response and Recovery Plan and the related IOM South Caucasus COVID-19 Startegic Response and Recovery Plan. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 150000.11 150000.11 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-IB.0311 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide technical support for the Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF) through the provision of finalized design packages to enable the construction of two female accommodation buildings, as well as the environmental impact analysis for the buildings. IOM will also provide JAF with plans for the JAF Quick Reaction Forces’ Female Engagement Team. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 365693.87 365693.87 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-IB.0321 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM provides administration and coordination support functions for the ASEAN-Australia Immigration Training Committee. The Committee was established as a key outcome of the ASEAN-Australia Workshop on Regional Training Cooperation held on 29-30 August 2016 in Phnom Penh Cambodia. The Committee is a valuable forum for training experts from participating Member States to discuss current and emerging training needs and priorities across the ASEAN region. The Governments of Laos and Australia co-chaired the 4th ASEAN-Australia Committee Virtual Meeting on 23-24 May 2022. IOM’s technical support focuses on supporting attending members during the meeting (testing of the virtual conference arrangements with member states prior to the meeting, assistance with connection issues, technical difficulties, logistic arrangement for in-person meeting of the co-chairs, materials). Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia World IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia Brunei Darussalam IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Philippines Singapore IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 8561.54 8561.54 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IB.0398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to improve migration management in Libya and strengthen the capacity of Libyan authorities to manage borders more efficiently. Particularly, this initiative aims at building and enhancing the capacity of Libya’s border management authorities to efficiently manage cross-border movements through the deployment of the IOM's Migration Information and Data Analysis System (MIDAS). In addition IOM will provide specific training activities for border and immigration officials to be fully competent in using MIDAS and to enhance border management capabilities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Immigration and Borders Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 327972.4 983917.2 983917.44 983917.44 983917.44 693234.05 4956875.97 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-IS.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will build on the achievements of CIOP Phase I and will enable participating Abu Dhabi Dialogue (ADD) Member States to operationalize a coordinated management system for the provision of tailored pre-employment, pre-departure and post-arrival orientation (PEO, PDO, and PAO) services for temporary contractual workers (TCWs). IOM will provide technical assistance to develop a PAO regional guide and management system, as well as to tailor PEO, PDO, PAO and related training materials to the specific country contexts of paired ADD member states. Training of trainers (ToTs) of tailored PEO, PDO, and PAO modules, in both countries of origin and destination, will ensure that participating ADD member states have the necessary capacity to implement the respective courses. This project will contribute to strengthening the integration and protection of TCWs in the national labour markets of ADD member states through piloting the ADD vision of CIOP that aims to enhance transparency of information, protect workers from risks of exploitation and abuse, support prospective workers' informed decision-making, and reduce barriers at the work place while promoting social integration. United Arab Emirates - Ministry of Human Resources and Emieratization International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bahrain allusersinbahrain@iom.int LMRA Building 1553 Road 4153 – Block 441 North Sehla, Bahrain, Bahrain Asia United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain Sri Lanka Philippines Saudi Arabia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 142193.36 213290.04 213289.98 213289.92 17774.16 799837.46 United Arab Emirates - Ministry of Human Resources and Emieratization XM-DAC-47066-IS.0005 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide technical support to the Department of Civil Liberties and Immigration of the Italian Ministry of Interior (the leading authority) to effectively oversee and coordinate the implementation the National Integration Plan to contribute to ensuring the full autonomy and integration of holders of international protection and extending early integration support to asylum seekers in the national reception system. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 113944.3 158579.84 152010.44 149782.86 574317.44 European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services XM-DAC-47066-IS.0006 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project support migrants pre-departure preparation providing targeted (re)settlement and labour-market information and orientation specifically on travel preparation, pre-departure actions, initial settlement, life and work in Canada, rights and responsibilities, prevention of family and gender-based violence, citizenship and multiculturalism, official language and francophone minority communities, language requirements, settlement program, resettlement programs and service provider organizations in Canada. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Canada IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon Philippines Pakistan Sudan IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye South Africa Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 830585.8 3259123.16 3649804.24 7739513.20 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-IS.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) It is a migrants' integration project that aims at addressing discrimination and facilitating employability of migrants. It also strengthens social cohesion between migrants and host communities. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Northern Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco Tunisia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2225776.97 2377473.62 2278502.35 2245108.95 9126861.89 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-IS.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Greece Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 18916522.13 33168248.98 34618673.12 86703444.23 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IS.0017 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at contributing to improved integration of migrants in Portugal by providing technical support to the High Commission for Migration. In particular, the project will assess the response provided by the National Centres for Migrant Integration (CNAIMs) operating in Lisbon, Porto, and Faro. In order to achieve this aim, the project will evaluate three key areas that structure the CNAIMs’ overall integrated response to migrant needs: 1) Relevance and effectiveness of the services provided by the CNAIMs in Lisbon, Porto and Faro; 2) Coordination and monitoring mechanisms of CNAIMs vis-à-vis the Local Centres for Migrant Integration; and 3) Sociocultural mediation model operating at the CNAIMS. The project will propose recommendations for improvement of the services provided to migrants vis-avis changing migratory, policy and institutional scenarios in Portugal. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 136304.81 172704.14 84404.97 393413.92 European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services XM-DAC-47066-IS.0022 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the socioeconomic integration of migrants, mainly coming from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, in the host communities of Mexico, by promoting cultural, academic and commercial exchanges between the cities of origin and the host cities in Mexico. The establishment of such a type of broad-based partnership, also known as “sister cities”, aims to strengthen the social cohesion between receiving communities and communities of origin, combat discrimination, encourage respect for human rights regardless of one’s nationality and hence, facilitate the overall integration of migrants in their new environments. This project contributes to the implementation of the  El Salvador-Guatemala-Honduras-Mexico Comprehensive Development Program. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 31513.58 95689.76 63506.04 9290.62 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IS.0023 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to enhance migrant integration, social cohesion and harmony within townships most affected by xenophobic violence and reprisal attacks in South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe. Governments of South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe will have increased capacity to mitigate xenophobic tendencies and other intolerance and respond to possible xenophobic reprisal attacks. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana South Africa IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 121973.5 98334.81 46377.61 33314.08 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IS.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to promote the use of art in order to combat xenophobia and foster intercultural dialogue within public and private schools in Peru. The objective is to avoid stigmatization of migrants, who are often associated with negative events related to conflict, insecurity, delinquency and social marginalization. The objective will be achieved through teaching material on migration with a focus on gender and human-rights, sensitization workshops, targeting teenagers, with a focus on gender and human rights will be organized to inform students on migration-related issues and risks, and promote a culture of peace and conducting capacity-building workshops targeting key stakeholders such as officials from the Ministry of Education, teachers, private sector and Non-Governmental Organizations, with the aim of facilitating the socio-cultural integration of migrant students in both, public and private schools in Peru. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2020 for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 24352.18 106763.01 68884.81 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IS.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the economic integration of migrants in Brazil by ensuring they have access to sustainable livelihoods and employment opportunities and supporting them on a trajectory towards long-term integration and self-reliance. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 165887.19 2478642.92 2790043.12 2805294.37 2740949.33 1039728 1039728 1039727.11 14100000.04 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pre-departure Orientation Program for 550 refugees resettled from Lebanon and Egypt to Switzerland (PDCH VI) Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 40446.41 161781.48 148299.47 350527.36 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project intends to empower the capacity of the Prefecture of Naples to manage migration and integration of third-country nationals in the metropolitan area of Naples. In particular, the project aims to enhance the capacity of the Prefecture of Naples to deal effectively with the administrative procedures related to the management of the reception systems and support the Prefecture of Naples in facilitating the access of third-country nationals to local services. The project will assist the Prefecture of Naples in awareness-raising activities against labour exploitation and strengthen the local integration governance system by supporting the Prefecture’s capacity to coordinate and engage key local stakeholders concerned with immigration and integration issues. Italy - Municipality of Napoli Italy International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 89525.81 193259.77 184460.16 467245.74 Italy - Municipality of Napoli Italy XM-DAC-47066-IS.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Australian Cultural Orientation Program (AUSCO) aims to empower beneficiaries with pre-departure orientation. Its aims to provide enhanced understanding about culture and life in Australia, consequently enhancing likelihood of successful integration into their new host community, whilst facilitating greater social cohesion and promoting key Australian values through the provision of a five-day cultural orientation course. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2897748.03 4170680.43 3903978.3 645729.13 11618135.89 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IS.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Though this grant IOM aims at strengthening the response to the vulnerable Venezuelan population in the Republic of Colombia, Republic of Ecuador, Republic of Peru and Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. This project provides better access to the school education system of Venezuelan migrants to promote the integration of boys and girls in their host countries. Also, IOM intends to strength the health systems in the identified countries, through capacity building of health professionals, and provision of healthcare and psychosocial support, and foster socioeconomic integration of the migrant population in their host communities through the generation of livelihoods and antixenophobia campaigns. In addition, IOM intends to strengthen and empower Civil Society Organizations as well as regional inter-agency coordination within the regional Response for Migrants and Refugees Plan (RMRP). Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan 2020 for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5689301.26 306206.69 5995507.95 Spain - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation XM-DAC-47066-IS.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide teachers, prospective teachers and teacher educators in Flanders with tools to teach their students (youngsters 12y-18y) to think critically about migration and refugees and to foster a media-wise attitude, so they are capable of better framing these topics in all their complexity. To achieve this aim, the project team will develop CPD e-learning pathways and an ITE course unit. Caritas Solothurn International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 49422.2 54629.46 104051.66 Caritas Solothurn XM-DAC-47066-IS.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at supporting youngsters from the Chechen as well as other communities in the development of their identity and in the process of integration within Austria by providing them the opportunity to value and reflect on their roots. Further, the project wants to support participants in the development of necessary skills and strategies to recognize and challenge potential tendencies of radicalization. The overarching objective is to contribute to enhance social cohesion as a mean to prevent radicalization. Co-teaching teams, composed of specially trained intercultural mediators from the Chechen community and expert youth workers as well as an IOM project coordinator, will conduct two series of workshops in the participating cities, in which the youngsters’ experiences in an intercultural setting will be discussed. The workshops will address the history and current state of affairs in both Chechnya, other countries of origin and Austria and will increase beneficiaries’ media literacy and social skills in intercultural communication and conflict management, they will also have the opportunity to create their own media products. Other youngsters, among other further project participants will be trained as multipliers and supported to conduct school workshops. Along with intercultural mediators, they will act as role model within and outside their communities. Austria - Federal Chancellery International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 123603.42 123603.42 Austria - Federal Chancellery XM-DAC-47066-IS.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address the critical gap in public life participation of youth that compromises their communities’ cohesiveness and capacity to withstand current and potential future social and economic shocks in a country already severely impacted by a weak economy, lack of opportunities, scarcely efficient social services and precarious social safety-nets, as well as high rates of emigration and return migration, all further exacerbated by the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. In tackling these challenges through its “Engage, Connect, Empower” approach, IOM seeks to strengthen youth in Ukraine to bring about cohesion and resilience in their communities. In doing so, the action anticipates that 1) youth, youth-focused organisations and authorities will increase their engagement in community action; 2) they will have enhanced connections across Ukraine; and 3) youth will be empowered to be drivers of change in their communities. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 302651.13 233840.59 536491.72 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-IS.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To support the implementation of the National Integration Strategy for Third-Country Nationals, as developed by the Greek Authorities in 2019, the Social Integration Directorate of the Ministry of the Migration and Asylum is seeking to develop a new, holistic and coherent Integrated Action Programme for the Social Integration (IAPSI) of migrants for the period 2021 - 2027. IAPSI has been conceived as a centrally coordinated and monitored nation-wide programme, which spreads across several policy areas, encompasses activities deriving from various pillars of the NIS and seeks to foresee synergies amongst the projects, activities and services pertaining to integration and being implemented at local, regional, and national level. European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 204441.69 130300.1 334741.79 European Commission - Structural Support Reform Services XM-DAC-47066-IS.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s aim is to advance the socioeconomic integration of Venezuelan migrants in Peru, Ecuador, Trinidad and Tobago and the Dominican Republic through a comprehensive program of research and direct beneficiary support. As a result of this intervention: a) public and private institutions will have improved access to information and a greater ability to coordinate to promote the socioeconomic inclusion of Venezuelan migrants; b) Venezuelan migrants, returnees and host communities in Peru and Ecuador will have access to income-generating opportunities to contribute to their socioeconomic integration; and c) Positive public perceptions of migrants and a greater understanding of the transformational potential of migrants’ integration in host communities will increase. Throughout implementation, IOM will promote nonpartisan, fact-based information regarding displacement from Venezuela for media, academia, the private sector and the general public, highlighting the importance of private sector action on this issue. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru Americas Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Trinidad and Tobago United States of America Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 381811.19 218188.87 600000.06 USA for IOM XM-DAC-47066-IS.0078 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project, which focuses on migrant women entrepreneurs, seeks to not only provide targeted beneficiaries with the necessary resources to leverage their business, but also to provide them the necessary assistance on skill qualifications. In this sense, the initiative will contribute to generate opportunities, capitalize on migration benefits in the country at human and social capital levels, as well as to favor socio-labour inclusion and entrepreneurship’s regularization processes, with a special emphasis on border departments. To achieve this, the project encompasses the development of a training plan, counseling sessions and cash transfers, with the purpose of strengthening their self-employment experiences and promoting inclusion in the social security contribution regime. UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Uruguay +598 2904 4064 iommontevideo@iom.int www.iom.int Plaza Independencia OF 508 831, Montevideo 11100, Uruguay IOM Country Office - UY -32.522779 -55.765835 Uruguay Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 17026.65 7973.34 24999.99 UNITED NATIONS ENTITY FOR GENDER EQUALITY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN XM-DAC-47066-IS.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to build trust, promote positive attitudes among the community and support reconciliation and social cohesion in the Mitrovica Region through meaningful joint interactions among diverse youth. United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 72011 72011.00 United Nations Mission in Kosovo (as per UNSC resolution 1244 (1999)) XM-DAC-47066-IS.0095 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute towards a more inclusive society for all communities in Kosovo by supporting their language through providing technical assistance for curricular and extracurricular learning of official languages at the University of Pristina. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) +38349968483 Zahir Pajaziti Str. 1, Prizren 20000, Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Integration and Social Cohesion Facilitating Migration Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 43607.57 43607.57 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-IV.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support qualified migration from and to Chile through the implementation of IOM Chile travel assistance programme. Chile - Ministry of Education / Ministerio de Educacion International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chile +56 2 296 33 710 iomsantiago@iom.int Matilde Salamanca 736 Piso 4 Esq. Eliodoro Yañez Comuna de Providencia, Santiago, Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 622243.01 4096599.68 3745915.94 8464758.63 Chile - Ministry of Education / Ministerio de Educacion XM-DAC-47066-IV.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will deliver a capacity-building and training session for policymakers and practitioners in the Americas active in visa processing and policymaking. The project will provide for an assessment of visa procedures and policies for interested governments. In-country visits by reputable experts will help identify gaps and opportunities to strengthen security and issuance processing and provide practical and enhanced approaches to visa processes. All activities consist of the analysis and study of efficient visa application processes and best practices applicable throughout the entire travel continuum. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chile +56 2 296 33 710 iomsantiago@iom.int Matilde Salamanca 736 Piso 4 Esq. Eliodoro Yañez Comuna de Providencia, Santiago, Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8063.7 52726.67 60790.37 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-IV.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 88735.98 532416.6 532416.6 532416.6 532416.6 488049.6 2706451.98 Brazil - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IV.0051 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at strengthening and enhancing the Government of Ecuador's capacity to refine its visa processing, implement entry-exit and irregular migration control procedures and policies, in a manner that considers important factors such as broader migration policies, regional migration trends, and security concerns. This will be done through an analysis of current visa procedures, policies, gaps, and improvement opportunities, as well as through the enhancement of guidelines and the provision of recommendations and advice on current visa procedures and policies. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 34727.99 34727.99 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-IV.0058 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Document verification services will be facilitated by IOM and carried out by the Identity Document Checking Unit (IDCU), providing Danish authorities with accurate and timely information for processing of asylum claims. Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 96455.25 203035.73 299490.98 Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs XM-DAC-47066-IV.0064 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Government of Bolivia in improving the attention and assistance of Bolivian migrants in destination countries, through strengthening the capacity of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and consular offices to collect, process, and analyze data on the needs and profiles of migrants in a differentiated and effective way. To contribute to this objective, the main outputs of this project are to provide new technological equipment for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and consular offices; support the digital platform of information management and consular assistance that facilitates the attention and assistance of Bolivian migrants in destination countries, with a gender and rights-based approach; and capacity building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and consular staff in the use of the digital platform. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 21110.11 78889.89 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-IV.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Support the Government of Canada in facilitating visa application processes by organizing remote interviews for applicants for permanent or temporary residence as members of the family class and economic programs. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Immigration and Visas Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 55962.1 31135.85 87097.95 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-LM.0157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will gather evidence on the scope of the emigration of healthcare and information technology professionals (including gender and age specific trends within each sector), assess its impacts on current and future labour shortages of these sectors in the country, analyse labour market gender gaps and other gender-specific issues and provide tailored recommendations. The project will conduct gender-sensitive research focusing on the emigration trends in the healthcare and the technology sectors, impacts of emigration on communities at the local levels as well as on the information technology industry (using deliberative polls) and how relevant governmental and non-governmental stakeholders, including the private sector, can play a role in addressing identified challenges in a sustainable manner. Recommendations will include innovative solutions to mitigate the effects of brain drain, maintaining quality healthcare and technology services in the country, including through investments in new technologies (digitalization) and forms of employment. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2181.09 63685.36 100167.07 33966.48 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0196 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, in partnership with the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MoLSA), cooperates with the Government of Ethiopia in protecting Ethiopian migrant workers and promoting ethical, rights-based and migrant-centered recruitment practices. To achieve this, the project work to increase the capacity of Government stakeholders, particularly MoLSA, Ethiopian diplomatic missions and Private Employment Agencies to promote ethical recruitment practices and migrant workers’ rights. The project will also provide support to MoLSA and private employment agencies in adopting guidelines and practices in line with the IOM International Recruitment Integrity System (IRIS). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 52402.34 66003.45 79436.4 2157.81 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support the continuation of essential services to mitigate risks and protect mobile returnee migrant populations and host communities in line with Strategic Objective 1 of the IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan Covid-19. The immediate response objective will therefore be to enhance capabilities to mitigate the risks, build resilience, and improve capacity to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic crises. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 154524.57 85475.66 240000.23 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-LM.0324 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will assist in strengthening the skills and protection of migrants, especially women from Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar, to improve employment opportunities and conditions, particularly in Thailand, and assist in poverty reduction in the communities of origin. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 691953.8 2075861.4 2075861.4 2075861.46 1380462.8 8300000.86 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0331 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to enable private sector and regional actors to better protect the human and labour rights of migrant workers within supply chains across Asia. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam Asia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Hong Kong SAR, China IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1561918.73 3505635.52 2135071.15 999402.51 824777.4 764087.57 190607.4 9981500.28 Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0345 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to improved labour migration governance to achieve safe, orderly, and regular migration in Africa in line with African Union (AU) and Regional Economic Communities (REC) frameworks, international human rights and labour standards and other cooperation processes. The project will strengthen the technical and operational capacity of the AUC and RECs on labour migration governance and JLMP implementation. It will operationalize the AU-Labour Migration Advisory Committee (LMAC) to formulate recommendations to AU Member States on effective labour migration governance and provide technical guidance to RECs’ and MS to develop regional and national labour migration policy frameworks. It will support collection and analysis of labour migration data, in particular piloting the collection and analysis of administrative data, enhance recognition of skills and qualifications across Africa and improve capacities of social partners to engage in advocacy for and protection of the rights of migrant workers. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CV 14°54'27.59N 23°31'11.13"W" Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Comoros IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Lesotho IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Seychelles Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2614145.19 2544546.22 2416990.92 1210918.52 8786600.85 Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0354 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project facilitates the development of a national labour migration policy in order to have a better understanding of the flows and dynamics of migrant workers. Furthermore, the project is aimed at reinforcing the capacity of the Government of Burundi in its negotiations for bilateral agreements for migrant workers with selected Gulf States. IOM works closely with key stakeholders including migrant workers’ associations, trade unions, employers’ associations as well as steering committees from different government Ministries. Labour migration data and relevant information has been collected in eight provinces of Burundi which contributed to a situational analysis that will serve as a guideline document in the elaboration of the Burundi National Labour Migration Policy. In addition, IOM completed a 2 days training workshop on Negotiations Techniques for Bilateral Labour Agreements (BLA) in November 2019, with the participation of 30 officials from government Ministries, trade unions, recruitment agencies, as well the civil society organizations. The training has greatly contributed to reinforce the capacity of the national institutions on Labour Migration Policy and BLA’s by equipping the steering committee members with skills they will need when negotiating bilateral agreements with governments of the Gulf countries. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 66666.48 66666.42 66666.36 199999.26 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0364 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is the second phase of a multi-year global programme to create the international recruitment integrity system, a unique social compliance scheme for international labour recruitment. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 99829.54 598977.24 598977.18 595959.56 49483.68 1943227.20 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-LM.0373 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Support national stakeholders to develop and implement an efficient policy and regulatory framework for circular labour migration in the Republic of Moldova. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 114705.99 152941.32 152941.32 152941.32 573529.95 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-LM.0382 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will gather data on the processes and practices of recruitment agencies, with the view to inform relevant policy development. Data from the project may also include actual cases of trafficking in relation to labour recruitment. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Botswana TO BE ADVISED to be advised Third Floor, Barclays House ;Plot 8842; Khama Crescent, Gaborone, Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 30555.96 86764.21 43069.6 39610.23 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0383 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is designed to support the Government of Uzbekistan in its efforts to provide Uzbek youth with the skills relevant to the labour market in both Uzbekistan and in main destination countries, and thus contributes to reducing instances of irregular migration, in particular from the pilot Namangan region (with a possibility of providing up-to-date training opportunities for potential trainees from neighbouring Andijan and Farghona regions). Graduates from the pilot skills development centre (SDC) are expected to have a significantly high employability both in domestic and external labour markets, thus contributing to the overall employment rates in the pilot region. The SDC will focus mainly on training skilled personnel for the hospitality (service provision) sphere. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Uzbekistan +998 71 120 56 97 iomuz@iom.int www.iom.kz UN Compound #2 14, Mahmud Tarobiy street, Tashkent 100090, Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12098.48 71320.52 13264.8 3316.2 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0390 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project proposes to assist Sri Lanka in developing a labour migration strategy focused on the caregiving and hospitality sectors, for which Sri Lanka has local capacity and is well-known for abroad. A technical committee under the Ministry of Foreign Employment with key government officials, UN agencies and private sector stakeholders will be established to work on this task. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 55105.14 106145.67 35549.46 3199.73 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0395 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the project is to reduce migrants’ exposure to labour exploitation by improving the effectiveness and efficiency of labour inspections and promoting coherent interventions among relevant authorities, coordinated by the National Labour Inspectorate, the lead applicant. Along these lines, IOM will support the National Labour Inspectorate to prevent vulnerable migrants’ labour exploitation by strengthening the capacities of local labour inspectorates to identify potential and actual victims and refer them to relevant authorities and services, as well as to raise migrant workers’ awareness of their labour rights and available fair recruitment mechanisms. Moreover, the project will enhance the capacity of the Interregional Labour Inspectorates of Milan, Venice, and Rome to regularly monitor the socio-economic conditions of potential and identified victims of labour exploitation. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 328204.81 682462.82 715019.18 583563.14 2309249.95 Italy - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-LM.0396 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the project is to improve the coordination, administrative and programmatic capacity of the Prefectures of Syracuse and Ragusa, while strengthening the local governance on migration, and activating efficient interventions within both public and private actors to support migrants’ reception and longer-term integration. This will be achieved through cooperation among different stakeholders, including IOM, and civil society organizations, engaged as project partners by the Prefecture of Syracuse, following a multi-disciplinary approach. Along these lines, IOM will support the Prefectures of Syracuse and Ragusa to enhance the quality of services targeting third country nationals, including asylum seekers, and the ability of the local Prefectures to coordinate, monitor and evaluate various initiatives on reception and integration of migrants. IOM will also provide support in preventing labor and sexual exploitation by strengthening the ability of local authorities to identify and refer victims, while monitoring the socio-economic conditions of third-country nationals living in informal settlements. Italy - Municipality of Syracuse Italy International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 23877.17 76068.46 72604.92 172550.55 Italy - Municipality of Syracuse Italy XM-DAC-47066-LM.0397 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to promote ethical recruitment and the IRIS programme in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry in a multi-faceted and multi-stakeholder manner. This project is built on a three-pillar strategy focused on private sector and employer engagement, private-public dialogue, and migrant-centred and civil society action. Building capacity, encouraging dialogue, and building cooperation towards upholding ethical recruitment are the core goals of this programme. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 511701.35 174820.69 686522.04 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-LM.0398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to reduce migrants' labour exploitation and marginalization in the regions of Apulia, Basilicata, Calabria, Campania and Sicily, through the promotion of extraordinary coordinated interventions and enhanced inter-institutional cooperation among different actors at national and local level, coordinated by the Apulia Region as lead applicant. IOM will support the project consortium working to strengthen the ability of local labour inspectorates to identify and refer the victims; strengthen vulnerable migrant workers' awareness on labour rights and fair recruitment mechanisms available at local level; promote the engagement of private sector actors at local, national and transnational level, by identifying best practices and building capacity to support respect of labour rights and fair recruitment mechanisms and to enhance the ability of the Prefectures of Caserta, Foggia and Reggio Calabria to monitor the socio-economic conditions of vulnerable migrants living in informal settlements and coordinate various initiatives on reception and integration of migrant workers. Italy - Ministry of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 566370.29 749618.09 715485.42 323894.38 2355368.18 Italy - Ministry of Labour XM-DAC-47066-LM.0400 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project constitutes a contribution to the Global Conference for the Regulation of International Recruitment. The Conference took place in June 2019 and brought together 100 participants from over 30 countries around the world to discuss challenges, good practices and lessons learned related to recruitment regulation and the protection of migrant workers. Policy makers, regulators and recognized experts considered a range of themes, including the role of licensing, labour inspection, law enforcement, bilateral and multilateral cooperation, and migrant worker empowerment. Conference deliberations were captured for a new publication, The Montreal Recommendations on Recruitment: A Roadmap towards Better Regulation. Canada - Government of Quebec International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 11274.09 11274.09 Canada - Government of Quebec XM-DAC-47066-LM.0411 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Government of Kazakhstan's efforts to institute good internal migration governance and empower migrants and their families as development actors by better addressing the specific obstacles faced by youth and women in integrating into the labour market and accessing sustainable livelihoods. The project is developed in support of the Government's priorities set out in the long-term strategic planning 'Enbek' South - North Internal Relocation Programme, which facilitates internal migration. The outcome of the project focuses on producing and implementing evidence-based reforms to the Enbek Programme. These reforms include: the development of socioeconomic vulnerability criteria; capacity-building for Government stakeholders on monitoring and evaluation, to support evidence-based reforms; and the development of middle- and long-term response plans for COVID-19 impact on programme beneficiaries. The findings of the project will be integrated into the nation-wide comprehensive State Migration Policy Concept (2021-2025). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 106377.02 128408.53 65214.45 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0416 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the empowerment of female Moroccan migrant workers participating in the Spain-Morocco circular migration programme in their home communities. More specifically, this project aims to ensure that the Government of Morocco implements a socio-economic empowerment programme for female migrant workers that responds to their profiles and needs. At the end of the project, the Moroccan Government through its institutions, including ANAPEC (Agence Nationale de Promotion de l’Emploi et des Compétences), will have a better understanding of the needs of female circular migrant workers throughout the circular migration process and will have developed and targeted its capacities to support these women in their empowerment trajectory through a range of services throughout the migration cycle and more specifically during the post-return phase. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Morocco Morocco Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 104921.49 163923.11 31155.4 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the Western Hemisphere Regional Migration Capacity-Building Program (WHP) is to strengthen governments’ capacities to manage migration in a sustainable and humane 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. The expected results of the Program are comprised of six outcomes, which contribute to addressing PRM’s four priority pillars. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean The Bahamas IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Dominica Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Honduras Haiti IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3276287.19 13393129.49 16669416.68 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-LM.0420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to strengthening Kuwait’s Global Positioning pillar under the Kuwait National Development Plan (KNDP) 2035, particularly in the context of secondary COVID-19 response, by promoting national mechanisms on good migration governance to facilitate inward flow of labour mobility at all skill levels and to improve their migration experience. Phase One of STRENGTH will promote ethical recruitment and enable national agencies to update the evidence-based policy and programming thereby increasing national efforts to improve the institutional governance of foreign workers. These updates will address the defaults in the system which have been revealed during the COVID-19 crisis where thousands of foreign workers have been exploited by visa traders. The updates will include the introduction and rollout of the International Recruitment Integrity System (IRIS) as a social compliance scheme intended to promote ethical recruitment among employers and recruitment agencies and the skeleton of a mobile application connecting employers-employees-labor inspectors to regulate employment relationships. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kuwait +965 25 30 80 00 IOMkuwait@iom.int UN House Mishref West, Block # 6 Diplomatic Square, Kuwait City, Kuwait IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Kuwait Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 119027.1 78972.89 197999.99 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-LM.0421 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 77031.53 90461.19 32508 200000.72 MPTF - Joint SDG Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0427 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to promote ethical recruitment and the IRIS programme in the hospitality and tourism Industry in a multi-faceted and multi-stakeholder manner. This project is built on a three-pillar strategy focused on private sector and employer engagement, private-public dialogue, and migrant-centred and civil society action. Building capacity, encouraging dialogue, and building cooperation towards upholding ethical recruitment are the core goals of this programme. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1174031.01 433439.01 1607470.02 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-LM.0430 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Given the high youth unemployment rate as well as limited employment opportunities within the country, the Government of Tuvalu (GoT) recognizes labour mobility and reintegration of returning men and women migrant workers as key factors for national development. In response to the request of the GoT, the project will contribute to increasing development impacts of labour mobility programmes and providing improved reintegration services in Tuvalu. The project will conduct a gender-sensitive needs assessment specifically on returning labour migrants' experiences, challenges and opportunities through key informant interviews and focus group discussions, which will be followed by a validation workshop. Interviews will be held with a range of stakeholders including returning labour migrants as well as aspirant labour migrants, families of labour migrants, communities, NGOs/CSOs, private sector, and various government ministries. The assessment will inform the development of a draft labour mobility reintegration strategy which will be aligned with the goals laid out in the National Labour Migration Policy and will pave the way forward for the GoT, service providers and communities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tuvalu Tuvalu Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11998.68 88001.36 100000.04 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-LM.0433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project addresses safe and transparent labour migration practices through ethical recruitment and protection of migrant workers'; women, girls, men and boys, human social and economic and labour rights. The project will be implemented in close collaboration with the Ministry of Gender Labour and Socal Development, the district local authorities and UAERA, which IOM already has established strong relationships with. It will also benefit from the technical guidance of the IRIS Secretariat. The project plans to implement a holistic ethical recruitment intervention that is tailor-made for Uganda. Bringing in global learning of ethical recruitment and IRIS implementation the project reflects the priorities of the Regional Ministerial Forum on Migration (RMFM) on harmonisation of labour migration policies in East and Horn of Africa, A United Approach on Safe, Regular and Human Labour Migration (Communique and Call to Action Priorities 2020-2023). A similar project has been funded in Kenya and the 2 projects will be moving in parallel. Global Fund to End Modern Slavery International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Uganda Uganda Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 437142.77 693392.66 69464.46 1199999.89 Global Fund to End Modern Slavery XM-DAC-47066-LM.0439 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project addresses safe and transparent labour migration practices through ethical recruitment and protection of migrant workers'; women, girls, men and boys, human social and economic and labour rights. The project will be implemented in close collaboration with the Ministry of Labor, NEA, and local authorities, which IOM already has established strong relationships with. It will also benefit from the technical guidance of the IRIS Secretariat. The project plans to implement a holistic ethical recruitment intervention that is tailor-made for Kenya. Bringing in global learning of ethical recruitment and IRIS implementation, the following interventions are planned. The project reflects the priorities of the Regional Ministerial Forum on Migration (RMFM) on harmonisation of labour migration policies in East and Horn of Africa, A United Approach on Safe, Regular and Human Labour Migration (Communique and Call to Action Priorities 2020-2023). A similar project has been funded in Uganda and the 2 projects will move in parallel. Global Fund to End Modern Slavery International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 555044.86 717975.45 91899.18 1364919.49 Global Fund to End Modern Slavery XM-DAC-47066-LM.0446 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As a global leader in promoting ethical recruitment, IOM will engage key stakeholders in Bangladesh's overseas labor recruitment industry to adopt the necessary industry reform towards new business models that encourage ethical practices. The project will support committed ethical recruitment agencies to achieve self-sustainability and scalability by establishing linkages with like-minded employers in destination countries and exploring business relationships in new safe migration corridors. The project will additionally engage with other interested recruitment agencies and provide them with training, tools and support to shift towards ethical recruitment practices through the International Recruitment Integrity System (IRIS) Labour Recruiter Capacity Building Programme. The project will also help to raise awareness of ethical recruitment among communities, sub-agents and second- and third-tier recruitment agencies through targeted community-level engagement in Cumilla, Dhaka and Noakhali. It will also encourage the formalization of sub-agents through established business relationships with licensed recruitment agencies and their sub-offices. Global Fund to End Modern Slavery International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 443901.92 1106099.29 1550001.21 Global Fund to End Modern Slavery XM-DAC-47066-LM.0454 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to the efforts of tackling the health and socio-economic impacts due to COVID-19, through supporting and enabling the Government and communities in Lao People's Democratic Republic to build and enhance their resilience. UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) +856 21 267 675 iomlaopdr@iom.int UN House, Lanexang Avenue, Vientiane, Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 132718.11 167281.97 300000.08 UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND XM-DAC-47066-LM.0467 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance labour migration governance and protection of migrant workers and their family members’ human, social and labour rights through intra and inter-regional cooperation on a whole of government and whole of society approach, to support regional integration and facilitate mobility for transformative inclusive and sustainable economic growth as well as youth and women empowerment. More specifically, the programme is expected to strengthen national and regional labour migration governance in accordance with global and regional frameworks; increase national and cross-border cooperation on labour mobility; promote ethical recruitment and protection of migrant workers’ rights; and enhance avenues for safe, regular, and humane labour migration and mobility pathways through Free Movement Protocols(FMP)/Common Market Protocols(CMP) and Bilateral Labour Migration Agreements (BLMAs). The project has a major communications and visibility component that encompasses strategies to combat xenophobia, racism and all other forms of discrimination and bigotry. It seeks to promote inclusion, tolerance, social cohesion, regional integration, gender and youth empowerment, and migrant workers’ and member of their families’ rights. The programme works at two levels: the regional and national levels. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Uganda Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 903154.88 1084407.28 1987562.16 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-LM.0471 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the Western Hemisphere Regional Migration Capacity-Building Program (WHP) is to strengthen governments’ capacities to manage migration in a sustainable and humane manner. The WHP advocates for the adoption of safe, orderly, humane and regular forms of migration to concurrently reduce vulnerabilities of migrants and flows of irregular migration. The expected results of the Program are comprised of six outcomes, which contribute to addressing PRM’s four priority pillars. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Costa Rica +506 22125324 rdewilde@iom.int www.costarica.iom.int Rohrmoser Avenida 1A y Calle 78 Frente Condominios The Place., San Jose 506, Costa Rica Latin America and the Caribbean The Bahamas IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Dominica Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Honduras Haiti IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Panama IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Labour Migration Facilitating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12770758.41 3835519.75 16606278.16 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MA.0332 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support COVID-19 social and behaviour change (SBC) interventions promoting inclusive COVID-19 testing and vaccination campaign targeting the migrant and surrounding populations at 3 points of entry (Chirundu, Beitbridge, Plumtree), border communities and congregation points. The project will alert populations against complacency in line with WHO protocols for prevention and ensure dissemination of information on preventive measures through information education and communication materials and personal protective equipment as well as to ensure coordination of activities with Ministry of Health and Childcare (MOHCC) and partners working under the Risk Communication and Community engagement (RCCE) Pillar, to undermine potential risk created by mobility dynamics during the festive/holiday season in Zimbabwe. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15710.91 14289.07 29999.98 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-MA.0384 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Middle East Response (MER) initiative is an innovative approach thatwill provide essential HIV, TB, and malaria services to eligible countrypopulations in Syria, Yemen and Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon. This will be done through one regional grant management platform with the aim of improving responsiveness to the three diseases in the contextof emergencies in the aforementioned countries. The grant will consolidate current national grants in Syria, Yemen and the Emergency Fund Grant in Jordan and Lebanon. The scope of interventions under the grant was tailored to reflect the protracted conflict and refugee crisisin the abovementioned countries in consultation with technical partners.The grant will be managed by IOM through an integrated grant management platform, based in Amman, Jordan as IOM will capitalize on its country missions in the region to oversee grant implementation on the grounds, including in hard to reach areas of Yemen and Syria. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care 26451873.16 3482094.14 29933967.30 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MA.0386 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Middle East Response (MER) initiative is an innovative approach thatwill provide essential HIV, TB, and malaria services to eligible countrypopulations in Syria, Yemen and Syrian refugees in Jordan and Lebanon. This will be done through one regional grant management platform with the aim of improving responsiveness to the three diseases in the contextof emergencies in the aforementioned countries. The grant will consolidate current national grants in Syria, Yemen and the Emergency Fund Grant in Jordan and Lebanon. The scope of interventions under the grant was tailored to reflect the protracted conflict and refugee crisisin the abovementioned countries in consultation with technical partners.The grant will be managed by IOM through an integrated grant management platform, based in Amman, Jordan as IOM will capitalize on its country missions in the region to oversee grant implementation on the grounds, including in hard to reach areas of Yemen and Syria. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care 1380997.32 759888.82 2140886.14 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MA.0401 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to support four mobile clinics operated through an implementing partner which is operational 12 hours a day, seven days a week. The mobile clinic will be composed of physicians specialized in emergency medicine, nurses, and mental health professionals and include an ambulance to transfer emergency referrals. The mobile clinics will focus on areas hosting high numbers of displaced persons and border areas where people are congregating to cross. The project also aims to enhance coordination with state authorities present at points of entry/boarder control points and border areas, increasing relevant knowledge of basic public health measures and first aid and referral pathways for medical cases. IOM will also procure medicine. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Ukraine Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Ukraine Flash Appeal 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2960000.07 2960000.07 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0408 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will host the Global Fund Secretariat by recruiting and placing a Secretariat Secretary as well as providing the Secretary with sufficient office space and equipment at IOM Somalia. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 98329.62 196659.24 196659.24 18027.36 509675.46 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MA.0419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project activities will consist of the provision of social and psychological support to asylum seekers, including linguistic and cultural mediation and the implementation of support measures to improvethe identification of vulnerable asylum seekers including unaccompanied and separated children by social workers/psychologists. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 19090.11 76902.62 72731.28 73792.31 76674.27 59633.43 378824.02 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-MA.0420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Support and fill the gaps of the national and local actors of Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Yemen in migration management with a focus on improving health and protection to vulnerable migrants regionally. More specifically, a follow-up project in the five countries will implement aset of tailored activities to support governments and to assist vulnerable migrants and respond to their health and protection needs. Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Morocco World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Macao SAR, China Tunisia Yemen Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 697972.37 1221036.98 1182630.48 3101639.83 Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MA.0421 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of the project is to provide essential TB services to Syrian refugees, Iraqi internally displaced persons (IDP's) and host communities. Planned activities are to increase awareness and knowledge about TB and to improve early detection and prevent treatment interruption, screening of presumptive TB cases and referrals to national program facilities. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2754188.52 2754188.52 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MA.0429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the tender is to support EUMs in reducing knowledge gaps of different categories of health professionals, law enforcement officers, social workers and coach trainers for health and other professionals in respect to health-related border policies and health challenges faced by migrant populations. The project will develop or reinforce the skills of professionals working with migrants and refugees, promote understanding, positive attitudes and promote a holistic approach in the work with migrants and refugees at first point of arrival, transit and destination or 33 European countries. Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 390523.32 755058.02 744916.32 652598.16 2543095.82 Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH XM-DAC-47066-MA.0451 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of the project is to contribute to the administrative sustainability for the prevention of the reintroduction of malaria in Paraguay by the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare, which may be obtained through detection, diagnosis, treatment and research activities of cases, measures to reduce and mitigate vulnerability and receptivity, a communication plan, monitoring and evaluation of the plan. Trainings to health professionals and community leaders are expected, as well as installation of a doctor's office for migrants in border points with greater flow of people; technical coordination meetings with border and migratory institutions, media, Secretary of tourism, private sector, among others and surveillance in developed areas. Paraguay - Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 236356 283627.26 283289.13 283051.2 1086323.59 Paraguay - Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare XM-DAC-47066-MA.0452 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is providing primary health care services with referral linkages for specialized care, targeted identification, referral and protection programmes in detention centres in Libya and assisting migrants who expressed willingness to return to their countries of origin for medical screening and referrals to IOM's voluntary humanitarian return programme. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Libya Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 314117.84 353382.57 667500.41 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0457 International Organization for Migration (IOM) At the request of the Government of Maldives (GoM), the proposed project pursues the objective of contributing to the promotion of migrants right to health through technical assistance to develop a migration health policy. The project will develop a national migration health policy framework and enhanced capacity of the technical committee on migrant health. Beyond the project duration, the technical committee will take leadership in utilizing this framework as a foundation to establish the legal basis to ensure the rights of migrants to healthcare. Enhanced sensitization for high level government officials and other stakeholders on the health rights of migrants will be important to operationalize the policy once developed. The national migration health coordination mechanism will serve as a structure to advocate for the implementation of the policy framework and development of a migrant health policy in Maldives. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Maldives +960 775 7646 iommale@iom.int http://maldives.iom.int Hurvee Building 2nd Floor, Ameer Ahamed Magu, Male, Maldives Maldives Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 65275.62 69797.73 36383.82 28542.83 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MA.0459 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support the government of Nepal to introduce a comprehensive database which will serve as a primary reference point for migration health related information collected from all different information management system of the government and non-government institutions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12738.56 39210.68 121574.61 26476.15 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MA.0463 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will be implemented over three years in four border provinces of Afghanistan. This regional TB control project is envisioned to address some of the barriers of TB control and to build on and complement current activities in existing Global Fund grants and national programmes in Afghanistan, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and Pakistan. The overall objective is to increase TB case detection, treatment success rates and access to health services for Afghan refugees and returnees in the three countries. The project will complement the existing national programme in mapping cross-border mobility dynamics of returnees against health facilities and access to diagnosis; introducing the active case finding approach and building the capacity of stakeholders including the Health Cluster’s service providers and the Ministry of Public Health. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 173390.87 173390.88 262002.89 608784.64 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-MA.0464 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to promote access to health care among migrants and vulnerable communities in the gold mining sites of the cross-border areas of the Kedougou region. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46284.2 96454.36 51690.89 5570.55 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MA.0466 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this assignement is to implement a clinical mentoring system to enhance the HIV and TB treatment skills of individual clinicians and to improve the over-all service provision of HIV and TB services in Somalia and Somaliland. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 340713.42 363069.68 703783.10 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-MA.0468 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In partnership with the Centre for Tuberculosis and Leprosy (CENAT) and the National TB program in Cambodia (NTP), the project will aim to set up a systematic TB case finding mechanism at the border using innovative strategies targeting daily flows of Cambodian irregular migrants being returned from Thailand to the border town of Poi Pet in Banteay Meanchey Province. The systematic TB screenings will use innovative diagnostic procedures to screen up to 120,000 returnees over 31 months at the Immigration and Poi Pet Transit Centre in collaboration with national local health and non-health Government authorities. The project will ensure all TB cases detected by the project will be referred to the existing local government TB services through establishing a referral mechanism and robust monitoring system to track TB cases and treatment outcomes. This project is a component of a regional Global Fund grant to address TB among Migrants and Mobile Populations in the GMS. Cambodia - National Center for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control (CENAT) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cambodia +855 23 21 65 32 iomphnompenh@iom.int Sayon Building No. 42, Samdach Pan Street 214 Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Pen, Phnom Penh 120204, Cambodia Cambodia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 341986.44 407921.76 66873.12 816781.32 Cambodia - National Center for Tuberculosis and Leprosy Control (CENAT) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0471 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will have the main objective of contributing to the sustainability of the grants financed by the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (FM) in Colombia. For this, the initiative focuses on strengthening the functions of strategic monitoring, supervision and management with territorial authorities of the Coordinating Mechanism of Country Colombia (MCP-C) through the provision of services of the Technical Secretariat to the Mechanism by IOM Colombia. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 69484.49 75278.48 75038.04 5199.42 225000.43 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MA.0472 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the reduction of the TB epidemic by increasing access to TB diagnostics in hard to reach populations in five Priority Districts of Timor-Leste by a systematic screening using a mobile TB clinic. The project aims to symptomatically screen 148, 838 people and identify at least 1,133 cases of all forms through active case finding. The project will procure the necessary equipment to detect and confirm TB. In addition, the project will build the capacity building of health professionals at district and sub-district level to improve TB case detection, diagnosis, and management. The project also aims to increase TB awareness among communities and for women in particular through emphasizing gender equality in capacity building of health personnel to minimize the gender gap in TB case detection and promote the importance of increasing diagnosis for women. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 67666.12 776887.11 586345.93 764935.02 660602.55 113860.33 2970297.06 Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0474 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nepal +977(0)14426250 iomnepal@iom.int https://nepaliom.int Thribam Sadak 768/12 Baluwatar - 4, Baluwatar, Kathmandu 44601, Nepal Nepal Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 317225.72 44239.38 3514.77 364979.87 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR PROJECT SERVICES  XM-DAC-47066-MA.0484 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the proposed project is to contribute to effective public health emergency preparedness and response by the Government of Viet Nam along the mobility continuum. In order to better understand challenges facing Vietnamese migrants abroad in accessing accurate information as well as healthcare during public health crises, the project will undertake a study which targets Vietnamese migrants living in major countries of destination, as well as a broad range of governmental and non-governmental stakeholders. The results of the study will enable the Government of Vietnam to identify key issues and develop recommendations for areas of prioritized action. The study will also inform a gender-sensitive guideline to be developed by the Government of Viet Nam on ensuring health of migrants during public health emergencies along the mobility continuum. The project will create country profiles of up-to-date health and immigration regulations including COVID-19 related measures. A training of trainers will also be delivered for Vietnamese recruitment agencies to improve their knowledge and skills on better advising potential and departing migrants as well as migrants abroad in the context of public health emergencies. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Viet Nam +84 28 38222057/58 hcmc@iom.int; mbrown@iom.int vietnam.iom.int/en IOM Office 1B Pham Ngoc Thach, district 1., HCMC 700000, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 77813.2 182815.7 39371.1 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MA.0494 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 132279.21 131215.46 36505.58 300000.25 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MA.0495 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to ensuring a more equitable health care to migrant population, specifically by promoting inter-sectoral cooperation, improving individual competences of health professionals, administrative personnel, and social workers, and strengthening the health services’ capacity to respond to the health needs of migrants. Portugal - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 42272.95 92136.08 16169.12 150578.15 Portugal - Ministry of Health XM-DAC-47066-MA.0510 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project addresses the urgent need for not only the urgently requested provision of medical equipment for the containment of the COVID-19 spread but also the much-needed mental health and psychosocial support services to stranded migrants, refugees, and host communities in the areas of Cairo and Alexandria, with a focus on the vulnerable groups, especially women and children. It also aims at the crucial provision of technical and financial support to Egypt’s National Response Plan to COVID-19, given the identification of the alarmingly fast deterioration of physical and mental health of the population since the beginning of the pandemic. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 242769.17 534908.05 777677.22 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MA.0511 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the National Malaria Strategic Plan to decrease the incidence of malaria by building capacity in vulnerable communities in region 1 to offer reliable, prompt diagnosis and treatment services. This initiative intends to reduce the transmission of malaria in 33 locations and establish systems for ongoing reporting and monitoring of service delivery. Two main outcomes with four interconnected outputs and activities have been identified. Outcome 1: A healthier population within communities vulnerable to malaria. Output 1: Vulnerable populations have greater access to RDT and antimalarial medicines. In partnership with the Ministry of Health, facilitate the training of 137 miners and loggers to provide prompt diagnosis and treatment to 4500 miners and loggers. Outcome 2: To reduce and interrupt malaria transmission through early diagnosis and timely and effective treatment. Outputs 2.1: MSD trained provide RDT and treatment. Mobilize miners and loggers as part of the malaria workforce. Output 2.2: Retrain MSD to consider the attrition rate in the mining camps. Mobilize and train new MSD to provide malaria RDT and treatment based on attrition rate. Output 2.3: M&E and supervisory visits conducted to improve malaria surveillance. Carry-out regular monitoring to follow-up with MSD. Guyana - Ministry of Health International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 214639.33 42263.89 256903.22 Guyana - Ministry of Health XM-DAC-47066-MA.0515 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The East Africa Community (EAC) region has experienced communicable and water borne diseases outbreaks in the past and is still at risk of future ones. Access to safe, clean water remains a challenge to a large number of people and more disproportionately to vulnerable groups, particularly at cross border area. The overall goal of this project is to assist EAC to provide timely assistance to member States (Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi and Rwanda and South Sudan). on install fixed handwashing facilities and enhance health and hygiene protective behaviours and practices to prevent the spread of zoonotic and water-borne infectious diseases including COVID-19, in selected Point of Entry and high-risk areas along transport and water way corridors. It is estimated to reach more than 1 million of individuals with health and hygiene promotion initiatives, to install 19 fixed handwashing facilities. This regional programme is contributing to the achievement of the regional migration strategy for East and Horn of Africa addressing the health component. Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 945822.61 1094384.51 2040207.12 Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH XM-DAC-47066-MA.0517 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the overall border management capacities at key points of entry (PoE) in the West African region through an enhanced understanding on the current situation in terms of border operations, trade facilitation and enforcement of COVID-19 response measures at these PoEs. This objective will be achieved via the following interventions: undertaking a data collection survey, both in completing desk research and data collection on the field at the targeted PoEs; analyzing the results of the survey to establish a better understanding of the current situation on the ground and contribute to future planning; working with authorities to update border emergency response SOPs and training materials; and implement pilot interventions, including the distribution of PPE at the targeted PoEs and workshops with local authorities and communities. Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire Western Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 551052.78 302597.5 853650.28 Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0518 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to strengthen the capacity of the government of South Africa and civil society to address the needs and rights of vulnerable migrants living with disability. This will be through sensitising policy makers on the plight of vulnerable Migrants Living with Disabilities (MLwD), and the nature of migration and disability, increasing the understanding of migration and disability through capacity building efforts, increasing advocacy for policy amendment and implementation as well as raising awareness about the needs and rights of MLwD. Through working with stakeholders from civil society the project will strengthen their ability to respond to the need of MLwD, collecting quality data and advocacy efforts. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa South Africa Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 74496.82 68132.72 142629.54 Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-MA.0520 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the improvement of living conditions and health outcomes (including mental health and psychosocial wellbeing) of detainees at Bangkok’s Immigration Detention Centres, particularly migrant children between the ages of 3 to 17 and women. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 146700.73 103299.28 250000.01 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MA.0522 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM remains committed to supporting the Government of Haiti in establishing appropriate mechanisms to respond to new outbreaks and protect the most vulnerable population from COVID-19 related risks. The proposed intervention aims at reinforcing the capacity of the Government of Haiti to detect, monitor and assist COVID-19 positive cases at Haiti’s six (6) official points of entry: Ouanaminthe, Malpasse, Belladere and Anse-a-Pitre, and the International Airports of Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitian. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 128000.12 95999.89 224000.01 Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) XM-DAC-47066-MA.0536 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective is to contribute to access to protection and biosecurity measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in border areas through the provision of hygiene supplies for the front-line border migratory personnel, migrant children and adolescents, relatives of migrants, and vulnerable people for protection from and prevention of COVID-19, and securing adherence to COVID-19 hygiene protocols by the border officials and organizations that assist migrants in the border posts in Rivas, Chinandega, Somoto, and San Carlos. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nicaragua +505 2 278 95 69 jmmartinez@iom.int https://nicaragua.iom.int/es Ofiplaza El Retiro Edificio 5, 2 Piso, Suite 522 Rotonda el Periodista 150 mts al Su, Managua +505, Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 19000.02 19000.02 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-MA.0818 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The “Building Healthy Cities” projects aims to contribute towards better health care delivery for city citizens by embedding health equity lens into city policies, planning, and services while improving data flow in Makassar, Indonesia. JSI Research and Training Institute Inc. International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Indonesia +62 21 57 95 12 75 iomjakarta@iom.int; Sampoerna Strategic Squar e;North Tower Floor 12A Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.45-46, Jakarta 12930, Indonesia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants Migration Health Basic health care Project with no inclusion of gender issues 36478.35 142116.78 127463.58 92306.97 118501.64 516867.32 JSI Research and Training Institute Inc. XM-DAC-47066-MD.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to contribute to recognizing inward and outward human mobility in the Dominican Republic (DR) as a key factor towards the achievement of its national development strategy by strengthening the Ministry of Economy, Planning and Development’s capacities. It will enable the government to mainstream human mobility in strategies, policies and development plans. It will revise policies related to the economic development of border areas and diaspora to include human mobility with a gender and human-rights perspective. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Dominican Republic +1 809 688 81 74 iomsantodomingo@iom.int Socorro Sãnchez 152-154 Gazcu, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 53425.38 53425.32 53274.59 39875.13 200000.42 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MD.0003 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project’s objective is to strengthen the links between migration, social inclusion and development by: (1) Empowering migrants and diasporic actors to engage in transnational processes that promote the welfare of the societies they bridge; (2) Promoting the recognition of migration’s contributions to the welfare of Mediterranean societies by raising public awareness; and (3) Strengthening Italy’s position in the migration and development global arena, as well as further dialogue, across the Mediterranean, on migration, integration and development. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Italy Morocco Tunisia Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1046423.95 1141553.4 95129.45 2283106.80 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-MD.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide capacity building to the government officials in diaspora engagement and management and at the same time, mobilize and engage highly skilled diaspora members specialized in medical services. The selected medical doctors will be responsible for the provision of medical services and skills transfer to the medical practitioners in Rwanda. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 14208.18 69746.04 74232 31026.77 10787.01 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MD.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will help Moroccan authorities reinforce the production, the analysis and the diffusion mechanisms of migration data both at a national and African level. In line with the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development, the project meets the challenges Morocco is facing in terms of migration and its place at the regional level. Moreover, it will contribute to promote gender equality through the reinforcement of gender-disaggregated data collection, analysis and use enabling the development and the implementation of gender-sensitive policies. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Morocco Morocco Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 76805.9 30650.84 88556.58 3986.68 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MD.0014 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The third phase of the programme builds on the achievements of previous two phases of the Joint Global Programme on Mainstreaming Migration into Development Strategies that have been implemented jointly by IOM and UNDP since 2011, as well as the results of the UN Joint Migration and Development Initiative. The third phase of the programme aims to further solidify results reached to date and help translate policy-oriented and process driven actions into concrete results on the ground. The programme will continue to support governments in the target countries to apply a 'whole-of-government' approach to migration governance with a new focus on four main sectoral areas: (i) health; (ii) economic inclusion and employment; (iii) education and; (iv) social security and human rights, which will have a direct impact on enhancing the well-being of migrants, their families and communities in the target localities. The programme will ensure strategic inclusion of diaspora, migrants associations and private sector in development and implementation of the action plans. All countries will benefit from participation in global capacity building, peer-to-peer learning and knowledge sharing activities, showcasing their experiences in relevant regional and international dialogues. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Jamaica IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Morocco IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Nepal Philippines IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Tunisia Mainstreaming Migration into Development Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 455612.07 2586343.47 2347780.92 2329396.06 1386839.5 9105972.02 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0001 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project conducts refugee health activities required for uninterrupted and safe refugee resettlement from Asia & the Pacific region to USA, including refugee health assessments, immunization, treatment, referrals, fitness to travel and medical movement support. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP), guided by the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Pakistan IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 6559812.87 7053479.31 7469355.77 8118049.56 11462597.41 11640153.6 11009853.92 9420844.08 8789394.69 6361570.07 6616927.5 7884120.69 6720323.01 7006458.28 6321944.88 122434885.64 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MH.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To conduct refugee health activities required for uninterrupted and safe refugee resettlement from ECA (Europe and Central Asia) region to USA, including refugee health assessments, immunization, treatment, referrals, fitness to travel and medical movement support. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP). United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine World IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia Austria Azerbaijan IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Germany IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Israel Italy Kazakhstan IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta Russian Federation (the) Sweden IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Ukraine IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 731971.53 779012.14 1189174.09 1362742.34 1522885.03 1628454.99 1666890.18 1672609.02 2239479.25 2625011.88 3129476.91 2438110.05 2644434.94 2042982.29 25673234.64 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MH.0025 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will conduct pre-departure medical screening (PDMS) and treatment services for government-funded migrants going to Australia. PDMS will bebased on the new protocol the purpose of which is to reduce the post-arrival medical issues that are presented by refugee and humanitarian visa holders and to ensure better follow-up and treatment on-shore of health problems that have been identified at the point of departure. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 1654122.22 1712224.8 1712224.8 1498427.4 1815659.4 1532942.16 1473683.63 2183559.51 1536791.04 147209.64 190365.24 377635.5 15834845.34 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MH.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will conduct pre-departure medical screening (PDMS) and treatment services for government-funded migrants going to New Zealand. New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia New Zealand Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 0 203268.87 537450.72 507249.77 937890.13 565534.56 68633.31 2820027.36 New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand XM-DAC-47066-MH.0059 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As part of the efforts of the Japanese National TB Programme (NTP) in reducing reduce its tuberculosis (TB) incidence in line with the WHO End-TB Strategy and UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), it is introducing a pre-entry TB screening (JPETS) programme with a target population of individuals traveling from 6 countries that significantly contribute to foreign-born cases in Japan, namely, China, Indonesia, the Philippines, Myanmar, Nepal and Viet Nam, and who intend to stay in Japan for 90 days or longer. To implement the JPETS programme, the Government of Japan requests IOM to develop an electronic platform that will enable the Centre for JPETS Quality Assessment, the Research Institute of Tuberculosis to conduct monitoring and evaluation of the programme, and designated panel sites to safely handle information of TB screening results. The overall aim is to contribute to successful implementation of the JPETS programme, as well as to improve the health of migrants through the early detection and appropriate treatment of active TB among migrants prior to departure. The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Asia IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Nepal Philippines IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 111550.79 222380.96 333931.75 The Research Institute of Tuberculosis, Japan Anti-Tuberculosis Association (RIT/JATA) XM-DAC-47066-MH.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As of April 2017, the IRCC introduced a reimbursement scheme for Pre-Departure Medical Screening of Canada-bound refugees as a part of the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP). The programme operates through Medavie Blue Cross, a Canadian not-for-profit company. IFHP extends coverage to the following health services: 1) immigration medical examination; 2) vaccinations; 3) management of conditions of public health importance and safety (tuberculosis, syphilis, HIV and mental disorders); 4) outbreak management and 5) medical assistance for travel. Recently, COVID-19-related measures were added as outbreak management activities. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Nepal Pakistan IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Sudan IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Uganda Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified 3534823.94 12414376.45 8029031.38 13987766.48 14997935.97 7600986.03 60564920.25 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-MH.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the program is to strengthen prevention of communicable diseases, infectious disease surveillance and reporting for US-bound refugees and immigrant populations worldwide, improving health of migrants undergoing resettlement to the US and protecting the health of their receiving communities. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland United States of America Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2636621.91 3511049.32 3517140.13 3524918.7 3518667.36 1172889.12 17881286.54 United States - Health and Human Services XM-DAC-47066-MH.0074 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to ensure that refugees assisted by IOM within the US Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) arrive to the United States vaccinated and thus protected against many of the common vaccine preventable diseases. At the central level, the project will be managed by IOM under technical guidance from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Logistical support of vaccine procurement and delivery to the IOM field offices is expected to be organized in partnership with international and private sector service providers. At the field level, IOM missions will implement the project in partnership with the ministries of health and other agencies involved in the immunization activities. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 248590.4 745771.2 754356.78 744349.03 742085.28 552053.96 3787206.65 United States - Health and Human Services XM-DAC-47066-MH.0081 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Within the scope of this pilot project, IOM will coordinate the DNA collection process according to the established Standard Operating Procedures, in collaboration with the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service (IND). As the backlogs and prognoses of the IND are uncertain for 2021 and likely to fluctuate, IOM is flexible in assessing possibilities in requests from countries other than Sudan, Greece and Turkey and therefore includes a caseload based on dossiers. Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Sudan IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 53515.54 107031.44 160546.98 Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security XM-DAC-47066-MH.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Ethiopia has a dedicated Migrant Health Department, runs several Migration Health Centres (MHAC), and conducts health assessments and pre-departure medical services. This project seeks to facilitate the comprehensive completion of the UNHCR Medical Assessment Form (MAF) in order to enable UNHCR staff to determine the health conditions of 20 refugees in 2021. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Migration Health Assessment and Travel Assistance Migration Health Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15499.98 15499.98 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-MP.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Increase access to primary health care services to reduce morbidity and mortality and contribute to the well-being of crisis-affected populations in Tigray and Amhara regions of Ethiopia. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 202831.01 97169.06 300000.07 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-MP.0203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to increased immunization coverage of children 0 to 23 months by scaling up routine immunization services to internally displaced people (IDPs), returnees, and conflict-affected host communities residing in hard-to-reach areas in Wau, Rubkona, and Malakal counties. Conflict, insecurity, and natural disasters have displaced nearly four million people since 2013, of whom 1.6 million are IDPs. The IDPs reside in congested camps and camp-like settings, mainly in rural areas. South Sudan is also home to more than 300,000 refugees and a growing number of migrants, mainly from the region. GAVI Alliance International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 235186.18 113814.72 349000.90 GAVI Alliance XM-DAC-47066-MP.0343 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM will support the realization of CDC's main strategies and intended outcome to prevent, detect and respond to disease outbreaks and other health threats. In line with IOM's HBMM framework across five African countries: Ghana, Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Senegal and Sierra Leone. United States - Health and Human Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Guinea IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1170931.99 1898869.22 1879219.25 540049.44 5489069.90 United States - Health and Human Services XM-DAC-47066-MP.0358 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The scope of this action is to strengthen preparedness and capacities to respond to public health emergency in two high risk areas in Guinea: Forecarish and Nzerekore. The action will support the development of a model of epidemic risk and the advocacy activities for progressive extension and scaling-up. The model includes two components: the community based Epidemic Risk Reduction and the Emergency preparedness at prefectural level. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 50730.56 610589.82 479146.02 1140466.40 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-MP.0360 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2016, facilitated by the UNSMIL Human Rights Department, the local councils of Misurata and Tawergha, started an official reconciliation process with the aim of ending the displacement and addressing the reparations to the victims of both sides. The agreement was signed on August 31st, 2016. Since then, the pact was modified multiple times and parties failed on the implementation of the agreement. Up to date, Tawerghas are still living in very precarious makeshift sites across Libya and a recent attempt to return has been disrupted by militias fromMisurata in February 2018, creating secondary displacement settlements in the areas of Bani Walid and Sirt (Qararat ai-Qatef and Harawa). Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services 383388.37 383388.37 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-MP.0377 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To improve the reinforcement of the law enforcement and security forces,and the strengthening of collaboration and communication with the healthsector to ensure a sustainable multi-sectoral Public Health Emergency Response capacity. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 231690.84 1392887.19 1396726.2 1396726.2 581969.25 4999999.68 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MP.0384 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Plan International - Guinee International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 37759.57 159720.72 164697.67 125330.33 487508.29 Plan International - Guinee XM-DAC-47066-MP.0389 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Middle East Response (MER) Phase 2 is a multi-country three-year project supported by the Global Fund aiming to deliver continuum of care in challenging operating environments, through provision of essential HIV, tuberculosis and malaria services which is essentially the continuation of its preceding project, MER Phase 1 which was implemented in 2017-2018. The interventions are planned towards addressing the needs of general populations with focus on vulnerable groups including refugees, migrants and internally displaced people and people in hard-to-reach areas in Syria, Yemen and Iraq. It also includes Syrian refugees, migrants and vulnerable populations in Jordan and Lebanon where the latter is expanded to Palestine refugees. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1162281.11 892521.72 768053.88 2822856.71 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MP.0392 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Middle East Response (MER) Phase 2 is a multi-country three-year project supported by the Global Fund aiming to deliver continuum of care in challenging operating environments, through provision of essential HIV, tuberculosis and malaria services which is essentially the continuation of its preceding project, MER Phase 1 which was implemented in 2017-2018. The interventions are planned towards addressing the needs of general populations with focus on vulnerable groups including refugees, migrants and internally displaced people and people in hard-to-reach areas in Syria, Yemen and Iraq. It also includes Syrian refugees, migrants and vulnerable populations in Jordan and Lebanon where the latter is expanded to Palestine refugees. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 16639087.17 16656274.38 16656274.38 49951635.93 The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria XM-DAC-47066-MP.0404 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Strengthening health system to improve access to health care services among forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals and surrounding vulnerable host communities living in Ukhiya and Teknaf - Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3333333.7 4000000.44 4000000.44 666666.74 12000001.32 Bangladesh - Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MOH&FW) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0422 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is part of joint response led by UNHCR, IOM, PAHO and UNICEF Brazil country migration response plan to strengthen the government led response to large-scale migration of Venezuelans in the region. IOM's mobile health units aim to strengthen and support national public health infrastructure, existing systems and health care providers and is always held accountable to the local, provincial, and national health authorities. In coordination with local health system, all health activities are consistent with national protocols and regulations. Culturally responsive, language appropriate, and rights-based health service delivery is a priority in all operations. Adequately trained health personnel are members of the response team. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 464036.78 827392.48 1291429.26 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-MP.0432 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the influx of over 700,000 Rohingya refugees into Cox's Bazar commenced on 25th August 2018, the health system in the district has been placed under enormous strain due to the increase in population and associated diversity of public health issues. IOM remains as a key health agency, supporting 23 health facilities and taking the lead in managing emergency and chronic referrals from community level to secondary/tertiary care facilities. IOM will continue to improve the capacity and quality of healthcare services to the Rohingya refugee community through increasing the number of fully-equipped secondary health care facilities, number of facilities providing basic emergency obstetric and new-born care and strengthen the capacity of the referral system from camps to secondary level facilities. Through development of these elements of the response, IOM will ensure continued support to the community through the subsequent increase in the resilience and capacity of the health system and its stakeholder. Qatar Charity International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: 2019 Joint Response Plan for Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis (January-December) Project with no inclusion of gender issues 415852.3 751202.96 232944.73 1399999.99 Qatar Charity XM-DAC-47066-MP.0445 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to support the development of the electricity sector of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) through renewable energy solutions for the provision of essential services in rural communities, specifically focusing on health facilities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 755482.91 1167639.06 271609.88 2194731.85 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MP.0463 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project is a collaborative initiative primarily aimed at strengthening the capacity of partners in monitoring and advocating for rights of vulnerable and at-risk populations, capacity build and mobilize resources in the fight against COVID-19. Sweden - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 172133.59 334411.11 1010445.37 1516990.07 Sweden - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MP.0474 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will provide life-saving emergency integrated primary health care and outbreak response services through IOM Rapid Response Team (RRT) / mobile clinics. With support from the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF), IOM will deploy eight (8) RRT missions to Jonglei (Canal / Pigi County) and Upper Nile State (Renk, Ulang and Manyo counties). MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 114210.43 185789.58 300000.01 MPTF - South Sudan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-MP.0489 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will contribute to IOM's COVID-19 response in Libya, in alignment with the Global Humanitarian Response Plan and WHO's Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan. The project will focus on supporting Ubari in the South of Libya - location which is particularly underserved. The overall objective of this project is to contribute to strengthening disease prevention and response capacity to COVID-19 in Ubari. To achieve this, IOM proposes a multifaceted approach that includes measures related to raising awareness and promoting individual behavioural change related to prevention of transmission, and improving the availability of services to support the community members to stay healthy. The project includes the provision of primary health care services, including screening for symptoms of COVID-19 in the community, accompanied by awareness raising campaigns, and technical and material support to the local health facilities in order to strengthen their capacity for testing and treatment. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 85127.76 645622.74 219249.39 949999.89 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0494 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to support the Government of Haiti in providing urgent integrated humanitarian assistance for the benefit of the most vulnerable population affected by the COVID-19 crisis in Haiti, paving the way to longer-term structural measures. In order to do so, IOM will focus the intervention on reinforcement of the logistical and operational capacity of the National Ambulance Center (CAN, in French). Surveillance and referral system for early detection and monitoring of the evolution of the pandemic will also be reinforced at the border and in the 6 points of entry. In close coordination with Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP in French) and WHO, designated medical infrastructures will be repaired and adapted to respond to COVID-19. Communication activities to raise awareness on the epidemic, providing health advice on practices to avoid/limit transmission of the virus will be conducted as well. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2464953.13 1099941.16 3564894.29 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-MP.0497 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will contribute the prevention of transmission of COVID-19 and to the health response capacity of the Libyan Government with view of ensuing access to health services to migrant populations in Libya. IOM will also provide support to detention centres through the provision of medicines and medical consumables, as well as trainings for health care staff intervening in detention centres. Awareness raising activities will be implemented across areas with dense migrant population in order to raise awareness on methods of prevention of transmission. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 376594.71 938144.64 1314739.35 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-MP.0503 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to the prevention, reduction, and mitigation of the health and socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 in migrant returnees and already vulnerable internally displaced people (IDPs) affected by protracted crisis in Zimbabwe, through the provision of multi-sector humanitarian assistance. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Zimbabwe Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 802198.16 972423.37 1774621.53 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-MP.0507 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As part of efforts to prevent malaria, an insecticide-treated mosquito net (MII) distribution campaign is planned for this year to cover areas with the highest number of malaria cases. Under the leadership of the Ministry of Public Health and Population (MSPP in French) / National Malaria Control Program (PNCM in French) the principal recipient is responsible for coordinating, planning and supervising the various activities related to this mass campaign which will extend over three months from the start date with a distribution of mosquito nets that will extend over 20 days on average per municipality. Population Services International (PSI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 2559052 2559052.00 Population Services International (PSI) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0508 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide integrated and comprehensive life-saving humanitarian assistance to vulnerable Ethiopian deportees/returnees from neighboring countries or Gulf countries (Saudi Arabia, Yemen, etc.). The project will mainly focus on water sanitation and hygiene, health, non-food items and protection interventions, and will directly contribute to the Government of Ethiopia’s COVID-19 preparedness and response plan. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 369685.59 1129160.36 1498845.95 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-MP.0509 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Communicable disease control is a key component of a well-functioning health system. This project sets out urgent actions to address the TB epidemic through supporting the National TB programme and partners, strengthening national capacity to reach End TB targets and providing quality tuberculosis management. World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 170778.89 555100.12 217794.36 943673.37 World Health Organization XM-DAC-47066-MP.0510 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will contribute towards addressing the operational challenges of the health sector in Libya in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, while also responding to the most urgent needs of at risk populations in Libya, including migrants and internally displaced persons, whose vulnerabilities have been further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1645604.46 5226935.44 2405906.94 9278446.84 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-MP.0512 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed gaps in national and local capacity at borders and in communities for communicable disease control, and suggests the need for multisectoral public health responses with a mobility-centred lens. This project will contribute to the prevention and mitigation of disease transmission by strengthening the capacity of front-line responders and communities along the mobility continuum. IOM will develop a toolbox with training materials along with tools to ensure risk communication messages are culturally and linguistically tailored and migrants are included in outreach campaigns. This toolbox will be used to train front-line responders to effectively prevent, detect and respond to communicable diseases, and will guide front-line officials and communities to engage in effective risk communication and community engagement to increase community knowledge, ownership and preventative behaviours, and therefore reduce vulnerability to disease. The toolbox will be available in English, Spanish and French, and piloted in Burkina Faso, Guatemala, Mali and Mexico. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 252856.68 134708.56 12434.76 400000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MP.0513 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is a need expressed by the ministry of health which requested the support of IOM to help strengthen community decentralisation of the response to COVID-19 in the Republic of Guinea by building capacities of health districts and the coordination of the Emergency Operation Centres. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 19102.15 131882.09 150984.24 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-MP.0515 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the IOM's Migration Health operational plan for 2020, IOM will provide access to emergency and life-saving health care services through the provision of basic medical services to returning undocumented Afghans from Iran and Pakistan, and underserved vulnerable communities living in adjacent areas, while ensuring that community-based surveillance, outreach and response systems are available to address life-threatening conditions related to communicable diseases such as COVID-19. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 412122.24 87877.84 500000.08 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-MP.0520 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute towards the continued security and social cohesion of Madagscar in response to the COVID-19 pandemic response and recovery, by training border authorities and immigration authorities to apply humanitarian principles and approaches to infection prevention and control at the border, including the improvement of screening practices at the border posts. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 46173.05 375146.14 13680.77 434999.96 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-MP.0525 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides support and builds the capacity of the Provincial Departments of Health (DPS) and the District Services of Health, Women and Social Action (SDSMAS) to further incorporate HIV and TB in emergency response planning and to support HIV and TB patients at each step of the displacement cycle (accommodation centres, relocation, return and/or resettlement) through identification of loss to follow up and HIV and/or TB cases and relinkage to treatment and care, capacity building and support to DPS and SDSMAS; and encourage the creation of treatment support groups (GAACs) to improve treatment adherence and fight against sigma in the communities. UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 204378.11 75622.23 280000.34 UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND XM-DAC-47066-MP.0531 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the national preparedness and response measures at points of entry (POE) to limit the spread of health risks across borders, including for COVID-19. The projects strengthens public health and immigration and border management measures at International Points of Entry, and POE-linked quarantine facilities in 19 main POEs in Myanmar. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 2443735.78 1156624.14 3600359.92 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MP.0532 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at contributing to the prevention and spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and other epidemic-prone diseases along the borders and other areas of high human mobility through reinforcing the decentralization of COVID-19 health response capacities in three border regions (Boke, Kankan and Nzérékoré). On a larger scale, the proposed project contributes to advancing the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) objectives in Guinea amid the COVID-19 pandemic through reinforced coordination, detection, isolation, notification, and diagnosis of potential cases. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 272800.19 478818 751618.19 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MP.0533 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Niger Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 900001.13 900001.13 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-MP.0536 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the context of rescue at sea operations and landings on the Southern Italian shores, medical doctors from the Ministry of Health provide first medical assistance to newly arrived migrants. In such circumstances, linguistic and cultural barriers can significantly impact the appropriateness and effectiveness of medical assistance, which can then influence access to health services. Moreover, having multiple actors involved in the phases of rescue at sea, landings, and the following transfers to hotspots can generate further disorientation. The project aims to continue providing cultural mediation services supporting national authorities responsible for rescue at the Mediterranean Sea and health screenings at the arrival in and landing on the coasts of Sicily. Italy - Corps of the Port Captaincies – Coast Guard International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 402810.97 489738.53 482449.15 1374998.65 Italy - Corps of the Port Captaincies – Coast Guard XM-DAC-47066-MP.0537 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will ensure the continuity of critical, ongoing COVID-19 response actions at key points of entry and surrounding areas in Afghanistan, covering critical gaps that have emerged in funding and capacity across all response actors. IOM will continue interventions to backstop provincial COVID-19 responses by strengthening coordination and border-level surveillance through the secondment of Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) to Provincial Public Health Directorates (PPHDs). World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 275284.01 275284.01 World Health Organization XM-DAC-47066-MP.0538 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM will contribute to support the Libyan authorities to respond to the most urgent needs of at-risk populations in Libya, including migrants and internally displaced persons (IDPs), whose vulnerabilities have been further exacerbated by the COVID19 pandemic while promoting equitable access to the COVD19 vaccines for all, including migrants. The project includes three areas of intervention: addressing the needs of migrants in detention centres and work to reduce the likelihood of infection spread by providing hygiene kits and facilitating increased awareness among migrants and other vulnerable populations on methods of transmission and prevention; equipping up to six detention centres to respond to COVID19 outbreaks by providing personal protective equipment (PPE); equipping authorities in six points of entry with PPEs and increasing their awareness of measures to protect themselves and travelers from COVID19 transmission. The project is in line with the IOM Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan-Coronavirus Disease 2019[1] and the World Health Organization (WHO) Preparedness and Response Plan for Libya - specifically on infection control and prevention, particularly of most vulnerable populations and point of entry. The project is also in line with the Global Humanitarian Response Plan and contributes to the Sustainable Development Goals 3, 6 and 10. Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 549472.5 583617.24 1133089.74 Austria - Austrian Development Agency XM-DAC-47066-MP.0540 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the framework of the Project, IOM will support the set-up and operationalization of biochemistry laboratories and radiology units in the Reception and Identification Centers (RIC) of Lesvos, Chios, Samos, Leros and Kos. Through the proposed activities, namely the set-up of the said medical facilities and the deployment of licensed health professionals (senior laboratory technicians and radiologists) IOM seeks to relieve the burden of the national health care system and reinforce the Greek National Organization of Public Health (EODY) that does not have sufficient capacity to serve the RICs' medical caseload due to limited resources, coupled with COVID-19 restrictions and limitations. Ultimately, the project will contribute to strengthening the capacity of EODY in carrying out entry and periodic health screening and medical examinations within the scope of primary health care, thus enhancing the health and well-being of migrants residing in RICs. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Greece Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 150400.63 593966.21 349767.44 1094134.28 Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-MP.0543 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide essential basic primary healthcare through a mobile health modality to ensure the extension of basic primary care inclusive of psychosocial support, child and maternal care, the provision of free medicines and emergency referrals to mobile populations. IOM will also seek to recruit vaccinators in close partnership with WHO and MoPH to ensure more equitable access to COVID-19 vaccinations, and social mobilizers to lead on associated Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) awareness raising campaigns for mobile populations, including returnees, internally displaced persons, nomads (kuchis) and underserved host communities. Overall health services through this project will benefit 225,000 persons. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 549999.96 549999.96 MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-MP.0544 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will ensure the continuity of lifesaving essential health care, including critical COVID-19 responses, in Afghanistan, focusing on multiple displaced and mobile populations, including documented refugee returnees, as well as host communities. This will include strengthening coordination, providing essential health care, Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE), and border-level surveillance, through continued deployment of seven mobile health teams and rapid response teams. Additionally, IOM will increase knowledge of population flows, returns, displacement and migration through the continued implementation of IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to ensure better-targeted, evidence-based delivery of assistance to populations in most need in priority locations. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan COVID-19 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1662479.56 1237520.5 2900000.06 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MP.0548 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Improve access to health services, reduce morbidity and mortality and contribute to the well-being of crisis-affected populations in Ethiopia. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68531.33 141468.77 210000.10 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-MP.0551 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to national preparedness and response efforts for COVID-19 in Somalia. In particular the project responds to the health cluster’s objective to provide safe and effective clinical care. IOM will support the ministry of health and human services with a subset of activities that are to be carried out as part of Contingent Emergency Response Implementation Plan (CERIP). Somalia International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 406355 465144.87 871499.87 Somalia XM-DAC-47066-MP.0555 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In agreement with governments, the respective Ministries of Health, and international standards and prioritization criteria (such as those of the Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization), IOM will promote equitable access to vaccines for vulnerable populations in humanitarian settings through a variety of activities, including assisting vaccine supply chain management, supporting the direct implementation of vaccine administration, conducting social mobilization activities, enhancing vaccination data management and quality, conducting capacity-building and in particular, monitoring access to vaccines for migrants – regardless of legal status - and other vulnerable populations in order to advocate for inclusion in national vaccination planning and implementation. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brazil Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Spain Ethiopia IOM Country Office - HR 45.811589 15.984827 Croatia Haiti IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Cambodia IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Lebanon Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Nepal Pakistan IOM Country Office - SI 46.333858 14.30202 Slovenia IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Uganda IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services IOM Strategic Response and Recovery Plan COVID-19 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2160749.48 4352852.86 6513602.34 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-MP.0557 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM will continue supporting the Brazilian response to COVID-19 to mitigate its impact on the Brazilian vulnerable populations living in the states of Roraima (RR), Amazonas (AM) and Pará (PA). In line with IOM’s global Strategic Response and Recovery Plan / COVID-19 for 2021, the project will support existing health care facilities and health care professionals with capacity building activities and strengthened coordination and ensure the provision of primary health care services and mental health and psychosocial support. The project will improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene items and services and enhance infection prevention and control in the selected areas of intervention. The project will also raise awareness on the risks associated with the pandemic and empower community leaders to play an active role against the spread of COVID-19 through a Risk Communication and Community Engagement strategy. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 594567.57 405432.3 999999.87 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-MP.0559 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the protection of Myanmar Muslims from Rakhine State and special at-risk groups stranded in Thailand. Specifically, the project will improve the physical and mental well-being of the migrants by enhancing the provision of continuous healthcare services, mental health and psychosocial support, food and supplemental nutrition, non-food items and water, sanitation, and hygiene support. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 342318.66 157681.24 499999.90 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-MP.0563 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project’s activities are in line with the priorities of the Guinean government’s plan to strengthen post Ebola surveillance systems in N’Zérékoré region and the National Action Plan for Health Security (NAPHS- ANSS) in Guinea. The activities will be closely coordinated with the NAPHS, which aims to bring together actors from the Government, IOM, and other partners, ensuring that activities are in line with the overall strategy of the government based on its needs. The project objective is to strengthen health security efforts as aligned to the government’s current strategy and will improve epidemic response capacities in high-risk local districts in N’Zérékoré region in Guinea. Portugal - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) - Regional Emergency Health Response Plan 2020-2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 54695.11 54695.11 Portugal - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-MP.0568 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted migrants worldwide and continues to pose a threat to their physical, mental, and psychosocial well-being, the most vulnerable group of migrants – refugees and asylum seekers – have been disproportionately affected and remain more vulnerable to the disease. There are approximately 1,250 refugees and asylum seekers residing in the urban settings of Sri Lanka as per the data registered under the UNHCR. This vulnerable population faces some unique challenges. Refugees can encounter challenges in accessing healthcare, receiving reliable information in their native language, and in receiving assistance from their usual support networks. The language barrier, lack of awareness on available services, non-accessibility of support networks after the COVID-19 restrictions, and the fear of discrimination can not only cause the virus to spread more rapidly in their (usually crowded) communities, but also negatively impact their mental health. A language barrier, lack of awareness on available services and the fear of discrimination prevent them from accessing government health services and have made a negative impact on this group of people’s psychological welfare. The IOM operated a 24/7 health hotline has been receiving messages from several POCs explaining their psychological distress. The proposed 10-month project aims to support this vulnerable target group with psychological consultations, referrals and follow up, in coordination with UNHCR to improve their mental health and wellbeing. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 35000 35000.00 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-MP.0569 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Provision of emergency primary health care integrated with gender-based violence, mental health, and psychosocial support services to conflict and drought affected population in Tigray, Afar and Somali Regions World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 249779.98 249779.98 World Health Organization XM-DAC-47066-MP.0571 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This proposed project, in line with the humanitarian’s priorities within the framework of the Afghanistan multi-year HRP (2018-2021) and Flash Appeal (Sept-Dec 2021), will contribute, in coordination and partnership with WHO, the Ministry of Public Health and others relevant health cluster actors, to the reduction of morbidity and mortality of vulnerable persons in the areas of highest needs including underserved, and some of the hardest-to-reach locations (including complex urban settings) in Afghanistan. This project is also in line with health cluster response priorities to ensure timely, equitable lifesaving health care is provided to people in need, through a holistic approach to humanitarian health assistance that also enables the health system to perform its essential functions, respond to emergencies, prevent, detect and respond to outbreaks of communicable diseases of epidemic potential and protect the health of vulnerable populations. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1306217.01 1306217.01 MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-MP.0572 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the facilitation of multi-faceted mental health and psychosocial support services to conflict-affected persons in Moldova, Hungary, and Romania and the provision of accurate information on resettlement and relocation for arrivals in Hungary, IOM will help mitigate potential long-term negative psychological effects among displaced persons and ensure that third-country nationals and refugees avoid protracted displacement. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 422189.58 422189.58 Austria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-MP.0575 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will provide surveillance of travelers and mobile populations during the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Equateur Province, the Democratic Republic of the Congo. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 299999.94 299999.94 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-MP.0577 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the provision of quality and continued health services to displaced and vulnerable populations in high-risk zones in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. Ariel Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 88366.94 3910.96 92277.90 Ariel Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation XM-DAC-47066-MP.0581 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to deliver immediate medical relief to migrants that have just crossed the Darien gap by providing self-administered first aid and dignity kits to targeted populations. Through this grant, IOM targeted intervention is in the Migrant Reception Center in Chiriqui, Panama, where Venezuelan migrants stop for several hours before moving on to their next destination. While waiting, IOM will distribute two sets of kits to migrants; a first aid kit containing self-administered over-the-counter essential medicines, including antibacterial ointment, and hygiene products, such as soap and lotion for burns and rashes, and a dignity kit for women that contains flashlights and menstrual pads. Additionally, an awareness-raising event hosted by the USA for IOM in Washington D.C. is planned to bring visibility to the worsening conditions, and increased migration flows through Darien. This event will bring together development organizations, private foundations, public partners, philanthropic individuals, and other key stakeholders to bring resources and sustainability to the health programs for migrants in Panama. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama Panama Migraton Health Assistance for Crisis Affected Populations Migration Health Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 75000.01 75000.01 USA for IOM XM-DAC-47066-MS.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to strengthen the capacity of government officials to manage their migration realities more effectively, in line with international governance frameworks, including the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Global Compact for Migration. This objective is achieved through the development of training modules on the Essentials of Migration Management (branded as emm2.0) in both interactive texts and self-paced e-learning format. This project develops the e-Platform of IOM Essentials of Migration Management 2.0 (emm2.0), and enables two pilot implementations of its training modules in Tanzania and the Philippines. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 46875.06 78410.33 125285.39 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-MS.0017 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to improve the understanding amongst migration flows, as well as the challenges and opportunities that they generate for public policies, through the development of 6 workshops and 2 town hall meetings (one of them at the beginning of the process and the other one for closure). These efforts are targeted to public officials at the regional, provincial and communal level, civil society leaders and members of the academia in the Coquimbo Region. The implementation of the aforementioned activities will provide the assistants with further knowledge on: understanding the mixed migration flows, public policies challenges as a result of migration: instruments, tools and management areas, and migration within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals. Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chile +56 2 296 33 710 iomsantiago@iom.int Matilde Salamanca 736 Piso 4 Esq. Eliodoro Yañez Comuna de Providencia, Santiago, Chile IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 0 8454.61 8454.61 Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile XM-DAC-47066-MS.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to the training programme of emm2.0, through the development of self-paced e-learning courses to complement emm2.0 face-to-face trainings. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 151083.14 175014.04 27624.63 353721.81 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0019 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to strengthening the capacity of government officials in Ethiopia and Somalia to manage migration more effectively through pilot implementations of emm2.0 trainings. In order to achieve this objective, IOM will develop and implement a train-the-trainers course based on emm2.0 training materials and implement pilot country trainings in these countries on selected modules of the newly updated IOM Essentials of Migration Management 2.0 (emm2.0). By the end of each training, participants will gain a common level of understanding of what they need to know to address specific migration issues at hand, including what aspects should be considered, who needs to be involved and what subsequent capacity development options may be explored. This will ensure that IOM meets the demands of Ethiopia and Somalia to be able to kick-start national dialogues and establish sound migration policies, which by extension is expected to strengthen cooperation at the regional level. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Africa Ethiopia Somalia Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 148816.37 133371.76 8152.25 290340.38 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-MS.0021 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to strengthen the institutional capacities of the Jordan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates (MoFAE) through the professionalization of recruitment processes and institutionalization of good migration governance. To achieve the above, the project will seek to support MoFAE in prioritizing the workforce development on migration management by facilitating the recruitment and engagement of qualified Jordanian expatriates and resident nationals, while also providing specialized training to MoFAE staff on migration governance. This will be done through establishing a recruitment platform to attract qualified resident and expatriate Jordanians and transparently assess the applications of candidates for diplomatic service as well as evaluate the current staff qualifying for promotion; and by conducting targeted training and workshops (online and face-to-face) on migration governance, including through available IOM's training materials and tools as adjusted to the local and regional context. The capacity-building activities will further support the development of a gender-sensitive HR communication strategy and implementation of a communication campaign to incentivize qualified expatriates to work at MoFAE. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 75319.7 149089.42 75590.85 299999.97 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-MS.0025 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support the governments of Iraq and Jordan to respond to challenges linked to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Iraq, IOM will provide context-specific case management services and material assistance for Iraqi and foreign victims of trafficking and vulnerable migrants at heightened risk of exploitation or abuse, as the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the risks for exploitation and abuse. In Jordan, IOM will support immigration and border authorities in re-opening the borders and reinstating cross-border mobility at points of entry in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan Western Asia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Migration Management Support Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 45678.6 967047.83 115432.18 1128158.61 Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-MU.0002 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This IOM COVID-19 Appeal-related project aims to strengthen IOM’s capacity to contribute to the operational and business continuity of UN humanitarian work, as well as due diligence to ensure the safety and wellbeing of front-line UN humanitarian actors. This will occur through the provision of tailored and augmented medical services via a network of IOM clinics and partner health facilities in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. This project will increase access to quality healthcare services in a situation where the local health care systems are overstretched and facilitate disease prevention and health promotion for frontline humanitarian actors including UN Personnel, their dependents and other eligible front line responders. A range of personalized clinical services covered by the project includes clinical services, laboratory diagnostics, and linkage of humanitarian staff to healthcare services available in the duty station or abroad, through the UN medical evacuation (MEDEVAC) systems. IOM will strengthen the UN health care system, through the central and country-level cost-sharing mechanisms, the provision of high value investments into laboratory equipment, and also through ensuring proper technical and administrative oversight and governance of the project through the global and regional support structure. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Medical Services to UN Personnel, Humanitarian Actors and Diplomatic Communities Migration Health Sectors non Specified COVID-19 IOM Global Strategic Preparedness and Response Plan Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4046874.59 5203126.44 9250001.03 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-NC.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to address issues related to development and climate change, that might be faced also but other countries with a similar profile. The project foresees a threefold initiative based on the following axes: (1) Analysis of migration paths and profiles of Moroccan returnees involved in agro-ecology projects in order to better understand the reasons and the factors that have motivated them to undertake these kinds of initiatives; (2) Economic and agronomic analysis of the projects will be carried on in order to demonstrate their economic potential as well as the social impact of these activities on their environment (clients, employees and neighbours); (3) Development of targeted pedagogical and technical tools and the organization of a final conference in order to share good practices and decision makers, diaspora associations and other stakeholders. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Morocco Morocco Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8524.96 51149.76 51149.76 51002.48 38172.96 199999.92 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0019 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Many municipalities in Burkina Faso located in the central-northern and northern regions, face several challenges related to migration, environment and climate change (MECC) nexus. The objective of this project is to support the Government of Burkina Faso to strengthen the capacities of local authorities in Mane and Bokin municipalities (as pilot municipalities) on MECC nexus, with the overall objective of mainstreaming it into local planning. It is expected that local authorities and relevant stakeholders will be better equipped to mitigate the risks linked to climate induced migration. Similarly, the awareness sessions will also foster the dialogue between the government and the communities on the challenges faced related to migration and environment in order to be able to replicate activities in other regions. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15332.67 61447.18 61610.28 61610.28 200000.41 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0020 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A key component is to support a regional human security-based response on climate change-related displacement, migration, and planned relocation by facilitating an appropriate framework. The programme will also empower communities affected by climate change through training and skills development activities to increase access to labour mobility schemes, and pre-departure orientation to support migrants to migrate safely with an understanding of their rights. The programme will also increase the capacity of government and non-government stakeholders to promote labour mobility that is safe, regular, and inclusive. Finally, through case studies and data collection, the programme will contribute to the evidence-base of good practices. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Fiji Kiribati Marshall Islands Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 184391.93 317137.8 318590.1 292040.93 1112160.76 UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY XM-DAC-47066-NC.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the Government of Kenya in its efforts to strengthen community resilience to climate change and harness migrant and diaspora resources. The project will organize policy dialogues with key migrants and diaspora communities in and outside Kenya. Action research will be conducted on key gaps and strategic areas for engaging migrants and diaspora towards an inclusive and climate-resilient blue economy, including identification of gender dynamics and other vulnerabilities. The project will also provide strategic capacity building activities to key members of the National Diaspora Council of Kenya, National Coordination Mechanism on Migration (NCM) and its Technical Working Group (TWG) on the Migration, Environment and Climate Change (MECC) nexus in relation to the post-Blue Economy Conference priorities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42532.46 102946.38 40704.1 13817.06 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0033 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will support the Government of Djibouti, to strengthen its knowledge and management of internal migration in the context of climate change. The project will culminate in a high-level policy dialogue and support the development of relevant government policies to protect environmental migrants and better manage environmental migration. Initial research suggests that the issue of climate change and disaster displacement has gendered impacts, thus an emphasis will be placed on the vulnerabilities and needs of women, with specific livelihoods adapted for them. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Djibouti +253 21 35 24 59 iomdjibouti@iom.int Rue de l'Ambassadeur, Lot 161,Heron, Djibouti, Djibouti IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 21074.37 136267.13 40141.91 2516.59 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to inform and strengthen both shorter-term humanitarian and programmatic responses and longer-term policy decisions on environmental migration and disaster displacement through the provision of evidence and verifiable data. The project will develop a national profile incorporating quantitative data and three case studies on different types of regions – mountainous regions, cattle corridor, and lowlands. This profile will provide a guidance for policymakers and humanitarian partners on environmental migration and displacement. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Uganda Uganda Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17966.86 77115.83 71499.96 33417.35 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to contribute to disaster and climate resilience of communities inhabiting slow and sudden-onset disaster prone areas in Solomon Islands. The project will ensure that evidence-based relocation guidelines facilitate the protection of the rights and dignity of relocated persons and achievement of durable solutions will be enabled and are available to key stakeholders. It will also ensure that government officials have the skills, tools and knowledge to apply the relocation guidelines. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Solomon Islands +677 225 36 IOMHoniara@iom.int Suite 225, Level 2 Hyundai Mall, Honiara, Solomon Islands IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 64151.76 87858.82 43645.27 4344.14 199999.99 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0042 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support an expansion to the existing Pacific Climate Change Migration and Human Security (PCCMHS) Programme, led by IOM. The PCCMHS supports Pacific Governments and non-government stakeholders to demonstrate strengthened capacity and coordination through a regional response to climate mobility, while simultaneously enabling Pacific governments to develop inclusive and context-specific national policies and programmes to implement actions to avert, address and prepare for climate mobility. New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Oceania Cook Islands Fiji IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Kiribati Marshall Islands Nauru IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Tonga Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Samoa Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 175417.35 321614.81 146983.97 644016.13 New Zealand - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade - New Zealand Aid Programme XM-DAC-47066-NC.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to contribute to the development of policies responding to the challenges related to the migration, environment and climate change nexus in Niger, the project aims to equip key stakeholders and institutions (Ministry of the Environment and the Department of Migration of the Ministry of the Interior, civil society organizations) with knowledge and tools. This will be done through the development of a national study on the interrelation of migration, environment and climate change, to be used by all actors working on the nexus. It will also provide capacity-building of key actors and through the organization of a high-level national workshop where the results of the study and experiences of relevant actors (from Niger but also from the sub-region) will be discussed. This will lead to the formulation of recommendations, formalized in an inter-ministerial political note in order to promote and guide further integration of the nexus into public policies in Niger. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 30260.4 143989.07 125750.53 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to support the Peruvian government in the development and implementation of a national strategy to address migration due to climate change in the country. To achieve this, the project will provide technical support to the government in tackling climate migration through the development and implementation of an action plan to prevent and address forced migration caused by the effects of climate change, validated by the government. In addition, the project will strengthen the capacities of national authorities and local communities on issues of migration, the environment and climate change in areas vulnerable to global warming in Peru. Finally, it will contribute to the generation of evidence that will strengthen national adaptation strategies in the face of natural and climate-driven eventualities. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Peru +51 1 633 00 00 iomperu@iom.int Miguel Seminario 320, 14 Piso San Isidro, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 178362.65 106212 15425.35 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0050 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to promote sustainable adaptation for communities that have or are likely to migrate as a result of coastal change, mainly in the form of a reduction in land area as a result of receding shorelines. The project aims to contribute towards increased capacities at all levels to address loss and damage as well as prepare for coastal migration through improved evidence base, supporting integrated community-based adaptation and development planning, thereby preventing and preparing communities for a possible environmental migration. It will actively involve the affected communities to identify interventions that can best address vulnerabilities arising from coastal change in Timor-Leste. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 31057.35 64568.44 4374.21 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) While several studies were developed on the migration-climate change nexus on a global level, this thematic area hasn't been explored yet in The Gambia. After consultations with government partners, it is estimated that climate change and environmental degradation pose considerable risk to the livelihood and settlements of a large portion of the Gambian population. In light of the above, this project will contribute to evidence-based policies to better address environmental migration related challenges in The Gambia. Firstly, a comprehensive assessment will be conducted to identify climate and environmental related movements and induced vulnerabilities as well as potential adaptation measures with the aim of generating knowledge. Secondly, the project plans to develop a study on sustainable livelihoods in selected regions with the view of identifying green jobs and nature-based livelihood opportunities, as well as providing recommendations for policy guidelines and implementation. Lastly, a joint plan of action to mainstream migration in the national climate change framework and to recognize gaps in current policies will be the main output of five capacity-building workshops targeted at relevant government institutions and development partners. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 40582.44 59417.56 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-NC.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) UN agencies face an ever-increasing demand for humanitarian operations around the world. Operating in challenging environments and under very variable circumstances, agencies often have no other option to use motorized road transport to reach and serve the beneficiaries that are most in need. Using motorized transport, such as 4x4 vehicles, trucks and motorbikes confront the agencies with a dilemma; whilst providing lifesaving services, their operations also contribute to climate change. As UN agencies seek to reduce their environmental impact from vehicle fleet operations by implementing strategies at global level, a major requirement is to analyse the current environmental aspects and possible impacts and identify environmentally friendly interventions. To address this, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the leading inter-governmental organization in the field of migration, undertakes, on behalf of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Sustainable United Nations facility (SUN), the data analysis and preparation of recommendations for selected UN agencies in the area of fleet management. United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 15000 15000.00 United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) XM-DAC-47066-NC.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to strengthening the capacity of the government, more particularly the National System of Prevention, Mitigation and Response to Disaster (SINAPRED), the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (MARENA), the NicaraguanTerritorial Studies Institute (INETER) and the Ministry of Interior, in orderto address climate-induced migration in Nicaragua. The objective will be achieved through a series of activities. First of all, the project will organize capacity-building workshops utilizing the IOM MECC handbook and complementary tools, targeting government officials and focal points from municipal committees for disaster prevention, mitigation, and response (COMUPRED). The second output will aim to generate gender-sensitive evidence and assess the needs of communities located in the northern part of Nicaragua in relation to human mobility, resilience and adaptation to climate change. Finally, the third output will aim to create a space for dialogue and advocacy in order to promote the relevance of migration governance in relation to the environment and climate change at the local and national levels. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nicaragua +505 2 278 95 69 jmmartinez@iom.int https://nicaragua.iom.int/es Ofiplaza El Retiro Edificio 5, 2 Piso, Suite 522 Rotonda el Periodista 150 mts al Su, Managua +505, Nicaragua IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Environment and Climate Change Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 58358.37 41641.63 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PB.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project supports communities and local authorities in hotspot areas of Mopti and Timbuktu regions of Mali to mitigate tensions, promote peaceful cohabitation and enhance means of livelihood. IOM and its partners are identifying conflict-prone areas, as well as the specific variations and drivers of conflicts, and working with local communities to identify and implement solutions. The project also contributes to fostering positive relationships between local communities and the police force in the Diboli border area with Senegal and at the Sona border with Burkina Faso. Czech Republic - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Mali Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 168444.22 288761.52 457205.74 Czech Republic - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PB.0032 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project addresses two major issues related to peacebuilding, including the deterioration of relations between young people and local authorities in the central provinces of Borkou, Barh-El-Gazel and Batha and the destabilizing influence of non-state armed groups based in southern Libya. This project therefore pursues a two-pronged peacebuilding strategy. It helps to create an environment conducive to solution-oriented dialogue between young people and the authorities and involves them in sustainable economic activities while also helping to raise awareness among young people of the dangers in the north, including human trafficking, forced labour and recruitment by armed groups. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 298120.42 516554.44 867650.64 20935.1 1703260.60 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PB.0036 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to enhance and further consolidate the positive results encountered from the implementation of the previous initiatives achieved by the Peacebuilding Fund through various United Nations Agencies in Madagascar. It aims to address the challenges remaining by strengthen the presence and authority of the State locally, and to promote social cohesion at the community level. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with no inclusion of gender issues 282888.51 544558.33 460293.03 1287739.87 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PB.0037 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the reduction of instrumentalization and political and social violence of young motorcycle taxis during elections in Guinea. In order to do so, IOM aims to transform young motorcycle taxis from conflict zones into peace agents during elections (before, during and after the elections). This is achieved through their capacities in conflict management, the enhancement of the professionalism of their work and the establishment of a local governance climate that inspires trust between actors (operators, communities, and local authorities) through exchange and accountability mechanisms. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 133137.7 217295.03 21927.22 372359.95 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PB.0040 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Given the increase in violence in Mali, this project supports immediate measures that focus on sustainable intra- and inter-community dialogue around common peacebuilding interests in the country, while promoting community reconciliation and joint socio-economic initiatives that promote the prospects of living together peacefully. Further, this project also aims to respond to the impact of COVID-19 on vulnerable communities through conducting activities to mitigate the spread of the pandemic in areas with a high concentration of IDPs. Emphasis has been placed on strengthening the strategy for raising awareness among displacement affected populations, as well as at the level of health checkpoints. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Mali Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 254268.99 394261.68 235418.96 10699.92 5350.46 900000.01 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PB.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to peacebuilding efforts in South Sudan through a comprehensive approach centred on working directly with youth gang members and other ‘at risk’ youth in Wau Town to reduce conflict and violence; stimulate trauma healing, confidence and psychosocial wellbeing; and build positive relationship skills and behaviour change, for youth to become agents of peace within communities. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 242961.61 681959.78 975086.59 22087.44 1922095.42 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PB.0046 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to promote peaceful co-existence, social cohesion and combat stigmatization, engendering the cooperation needed to limit and respond effectively to the spread of COVID-19 in South Sudan. In particular, IOM is training women and youth-led community-based organizations on mediation, conflict resolution and negotiation, as well as supporting them in encouraging messages of solidarity and in combating hate speech. The project also creates media platforms for community-based organizations and the communities that they represent to interface with relevant government bodies regarding the COVID-19 response, including the High-Level Task Force and the Ministry of Health. UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Sudan iomjuba@iom.int New industrial area, Northern Bari, Juba, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 208999.14 291000.87 500000.01 UNDP MPTF - South Sudan Reconciliation, Stabilization and Resilience Trust Fund (RSRTF) XM-DAC-47066-PB.0062 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to breaking the cycle of violence that the Forest Guinea region has experienced over the past seven years. Specifically, it seeks to promote the inclusive participation of youth (men and women) community leaders in strengthening social cohesion and peace building in Forest Guinea through three main axes. Those axes are (1) inclusive and intergenerational participation of youth leaders and other community actors in the protection of human rights, conflict prevention and management, and peacebuilding; (2) support for the implementation of the existing legal framework for the fight against violence in accordance with international human rights standards in the target area; and (3) support for the socio-economic rehabilitation of young leaders through the establishment and development of community-based initiatives to strengthen social cohesion and community living. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 180980.31 381840.04 562820.35 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PB.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address some of the underlying causes to the conflict in the Far-North region of Cameroon. This is done through a combination of multifaceted interventions to improve economic opportunities and livelihood support for youths, improve local community safety and cohesion, and create a conducive environment for the prevention of the exploitation of youths by violent extremist organisations. In addition, a labour market survey and a mapping of service providers is conducted in order to increase knowledge of the contextual nature of the humanitarian development peace nexus with a focus on the aspirations of youth at risk and women in North-West/South-West regions. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 282989.5 1200178.6 1483168.10 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PB.0070 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to ensure that the territories where Development Plans with a Territorial Focus (PDET in Spanish) are being implemented in Colombia have new active and empowered representatives that can increase visibility on the progress and challenges in the implementation of the Peace Agreement. The project also seeks to promote leadership of peacebuilding and territorial transformation, including advocating for the implementation of gender and ethnic measures in the Agreement. The project aims to strengthen the human and technical capacities in the area of communications of women and youth, including with a gender and ethnic approach involving LGBTIQ+ populations; create access to broad and truthful information on the progress and challenges in the implementation of the Agreement; and support in the identification and execution of initiatives and/or sustainable projects in the area of communication with a territorial approach, with special emphasis on the gender measures of the Peace Agreement. This is done in order to create bonds of trust to motivate actions regarding co-responsibility in the implementation of the Agreement, strengthen trust between communities and institutions, and inspire other territories and society to commit to and encourage contributions to peacebuilding. MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1082490 614809.35 1697299.35 MPTF - Colombia Peace UNMPTF XM-DAC-47066-PB.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to continue strengthening the restorative juvenile justice system processes as the main area of the System of Criminal Responsibility for Adolescents of Colombia. It also seeks to strengthen the Juvenile Restorative Justice Program (PJJR) by giving continuity to the implementation of the program in the targeted territories, based on the socialization of the National Restorative Justice Policy and the validation and implementation of the instruments and mechanisms for measuring the guarantee of human rights of adolescents and young people in the Criminal Liability System for Adolescents (SRPA) developed during 2021. Colombia - Ministry of Justice and Law / Ministerio de Justicia y Derecho International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Peacebuilding and Peace Preservation Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 162632.31 162632.31 Colombia - Ministry of Justice and Law / Ministerio de Justicia y Derecho XM-DAC-47066-PE.0015 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to addressing the main drivers of instability in fragile communities of Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi island provinces of the Philippines, recognizing their relevance as key transit, harboring and recruitment locations for transnational violent non-state actors. Project activities promote inclusive governance and social cohesion, prevent radicalization and strengthen referral and assistance mechanisms for fragile and recruitment-prone community members. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Philippines Pampanga, Philippines Philippines Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 126957.64 413780.28 439858.96 161606.92 1142203.80 Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PE.0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to strengthen the capacity of government agencies and Mauritanian civil society to reinforce the protection of vulnerable communities from violent extremism, especially in the peri-urban areas of Nouakchott city and border areas. The overall objective of this project is based on two main axes: strengthening of civil society organizations in their capacities to positively engage youth and promote social cohesion and strengthening the capacity of Mauritanian and regional institutions (G5 Sahel) committed to addressing vulnerabilities to violent radicalism through the development of a communication strategy on the prevention of violent extremism. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Addressing Violent Extremism Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 97663.06 86661.22 15675.72 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PM.0005 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of CIVILnEXT is to develop and provide Common Security and Defence Policy missions with a platform to manage and control operations – the operational control platform (OCP). The OCP is expected to improve coordination of the EU’s external action by strengthening exchanges and management of information, rationalising information provided, and simplifying remote control of operations. European Commission - Research Executive Agency (REA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11197.45 26873.88 26873.88 18320.32 83265.53 European Commission - Research Executive Agency (REA) XM-DAC-47066-PM.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Security Communications and Analysis Network (SCAAN) is a personnel security tool that uses modern communication and technology to provide personnel with real-time information on emerging threats, facilitate headcounts, and empower personnel to be in instant contact with securitypersonnel in an emergency. Developed by and for IOM personnel, the network has attracted interest and attention of UN and international organizations for its potential to save lives, particularly the World Health Organization (WHO) as they scale up to respond to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).This project will allow for an inception phase of SCAAN by WHO personnel working in the Ebola response to enhance their security and WHO's duty of care. World Health Organization International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 98184.99 106751.42 0 204936.41 World Health Organization XM-DAC-47066-PM.0024 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Public attitudes towards migrants and migration remain deeply polarized on a global scale, fueled in part through the spread of misinformation. The emergence of COVID-19 has exacerbated this challenge, sparking a troubling rise in discrimination and xenophobia towards migrants and refugees. “It Takes a Community” is an unbranded, bottom-up campaign that aims to showcase nuanced and diverse perspectives about how migration enriches our lives. This global movement is built on sharing inspiring and genuine stories online about the many ways in which people, organizations, businesses and governments are building inclusive and welcoming communities for the benefit of all. Envisioned as a global campaign with local impacts, the campaign’s objectives are to push back against misinformation and harmful narratives about migration, foster a more balanced public discourse and support efforts to improve social cohesion to work together for better outcomes. The decentralized, flexible structure of the campaign allows participants to share stories about how migration has enriched their lives, their communities and businesses. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Media and Communications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 51577.85 51577.85 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-PO.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will assist IOM in providing support to the Global Compact for Migration process as mandated in the Modalities Resolution. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 86631.45 1057003.27 280322.12 1423956.84 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-PO.0113 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration represents a growing challenge in Belize due to the lack of comprehensive related data and consequently effective migration-related policies. Therefore, this project has the overall objective of supporting evidence-based policy making in Belize and will include support to mainstreaming migration data into migration and related policymaking and planning processes. During the first stage of this process two key documents will be produced, a household survey of the migrant population living in Belize and a desk review on the existing regulations and legislations related to migration issues. During the second phase, I0M will support and monitor the consultation processes with the government counterparts. Civil society, academic instructions, diaspora communities and migrant organizations, leading to the elaboration of a framework and concrete action plan to build the foundation towards the development of a migration and development policy. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belize +501 223-9500 dlocke@iom.int Suite 4; 376 Bay Street;Belize 376 Bay Street; Belize City, Belize 501, Belize IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6958.36 83500.32 76541.96 167000.64 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PO.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project implemented by IOM Brazil in partnership with the National Secretariat of Justice and the Office of the Federal Public Defender aims to increase the coordination on migration governance related issues between the national and the local levels, with the ultimate goal of improving the assistance provided to migrants at the local level. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Brazil iombrazil@iom.int Salas 05 e 09 Avenida Glaycon de Paiva, 160 Centro Empresarial Walter Amazonas, Boa Vista 69301-250, Brazil Brazil Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2121.42 72510.33 84989.83 40378.42 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PO.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the government to generate accurate data that policy makers can use in order to develop inclusive and evidence-based policies to ensure good migration governance. The project will deliver the three following outputs; a migration governance assessment, which will aim to provide the government with information on the current gaps that need to be addressed in order to improve migration governance; the optimization of the current government's migration information system, to improve the collection, analysis and promote gender mainstreaming, and; the delivery of capacity-building workshops targeting public officers on the collection, processing and utilization of migration-related data in order to improve the capacity of the government to develop evidence-based policies. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 27199.23 42999.83 27613.44 2187.5 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PO.0158 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Migration plays a central role in the national development of Turkmenistan. However, due to the lack of capacities to collect, analyze and use statistical data, migration has not been factored in as a key variable within the national development plans and policies until today. The objective of the proposed project is to contribute to strengthened migration governance by the Government of Turkmenistan through evidence-based policy making. The project will aim to strengthen the capacity of the government in collecting and analyzing statistical data on migration, as well as their capacity to develop evidence-based policies. The first output will be delivered through a series of training sessions on gender-sensitive data collection and data analysis methodologies. The second output will be addressed through a series of workshops on evidence-based policy making for mid-level government professionals engaged in migration management and development of national sectoral policies. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Turkmenistan +993 12 48 84 07 iomashgabat@iom.int Archabil avenue 21, Ashgabat 744036, Turkmenistan IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 67546.92 32453.08 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PO.0159 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For a second year, this project propose to roll-out the Migration Management Framework (MMF) approach with a specific focus on PRM’s Africa Regional Migration Program. The MMF project strengthens governments’ capacity to support evidence-based migration management, and builds on the work done on IOM’s Migration Governance Indicators (MGI). The main purpose of the MGI is to help governments take stock of their migration policies, and to identify good practices as well as areas with potential for further development. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 47431.51 285567.64 103835.79 436834.94 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PO.0162 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is the second year of a 2-year intervention on Migration Management Frameworks (MMF). The MMF project strengthens governments’ capacity to support evidence-based migration management, and builds on the work done on IOM’s Migration Governance Indicators (MGI). The main purpose of the MGI is to help governments, upon request, take stock of their migration policies and strategies, to identify good practices as well as areas with potential for further development. This can be done at regular intervals to ensure, in accordance with the wishes of Member States, that government structures are adapted to the challenges and opportunities stemming from new migration trends. This tool builds upon the notion that national governments have complete sovereignty over their migration policies; it is a useful tool States can voluntarily avail themselves of in accordance with their immigration policies and priorities. The Migration Governance Indicators’ ultimate objective is to help governments make progress on their migration management priorities and gradually improve their migration management systems. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 104789.68 862538.11 156283.02 1123610.81 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PO.0180 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The program strengthens governments’ capacity to support evidence-based migration management and builds on the work done on IOM’s Migration Governance Indicators (MGI). The MGI helps governments, upon request, take stock of their migration policies and strategies, to identify good practices as well as areas with potential for further development. By focusing on government ownership of the process, the MGI’s ultimate objective is to help governments make progress on their migration management priorities and gradually improve their migration management systems. This program cycle envisages to conduct 28 MGI assessments at local and national level. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Argentina IOM Country Office - BH 26.2017212 50.5303784 Bahrain Brazil Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Spain Grenada IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Montenegro Marshall Islands IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia Philippines IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Suriname IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand South Africa Migration Policy Activities Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1415795.25 284204.85 1700000.10 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PR.0175 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at contribution to preparedness of the Czech Government for humanitarian and safe management of the current migration situation in the European context. The project will specifically contribute to increased awareness of high senior officials of the Ministry of the Interior of the Czech Republic about up-to-date migration trends, developments and expectations by providing daily reports and analyses of the most recent migration trends. Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Czechia +420233370160 pecap@iom.int czechia.iom.int Prvniho pluku 621/8A, Prague 186 00, Czechia Czechia Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified 22508.21 26453.06 28894.23 26544.54 26258.16 28373.58 159031.78 Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-PR.0225 International Organization for Migration (IOM) A research paper will analyse new avenues for governing regular migration pathways through enhanced flexibility, streamlined administrative processes that take the motivation and temptation out of prospective irregular migrants. To maximize the paper's utility during the intergovernmental negotiations, it will have a strong focus on policy analysis and provide a succinct but substantive account of various strategies aimed at expanding regular pathways while reducing irregular migration incentives. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3944.88 13159.99 17104.87 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-PR.0227 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to evidence-based policy making and development planning in Botswana, through improved data collection, analysis and dissemination. The project will support the assessment of data collection tools and systems in identified key ministries and institutions, and information sharing between different stakeholders through capacity building interventions. An inter-ministerial and multi-disciplinary Technical Working Group (TWG) will be established and trained to provide technical guidance and oversight during the project implementation. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Botswana TO BE ADVISED to be advised Third Floor, Barclays House ;Plot 8842; Khama Crescent, Gaborone, Botswana IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 14537.67 24967.87 25032.48 25032.48 10430.2 100000.70 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PR.0228 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the proposed project is to contribute to good migrationgovernance that enhances national programming, planning and policymakingin Timor-Leste. The development of a migration profile will increase awareness of migration information and data as a national resource, and its potential to be effectively utilized and mainstreamed for national actions in the area of migration, mobility and development. The migration profile will contribute to a better understanding of current internal and international migration trends through the collection and analysis of age- and gender-disaggregated migration data, and improve the knowledgebase of how population mobility impacts social and economicdynamics. The project's main outcome is 'stakeholders strengthen national programming, planning and policymaking through improved collection and management of migration information and data'. The migration profile will adequately incorporate various dimensions of migration to provide an overview addressing trends and key features, the impact of migration, labour migration and economic development, international and regional cooperation, and identify key findings, policy implications and recommendations. Throughout this process, capacity building activities will be conducted with key government actors and other relevant stakeholders involved in migration governance to ensure they have the knowledge and skills to utilize the migration profile’s findings and recommendations. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Timor-Leste Dili 390, Timor-Leste Timor-Leste Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17413.56 52240.68 52240.68 52102.71 26002.08 199999.71 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PR.0236 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following an increasing awareness of migration in the international arena, it has become imperative to disseminate accurate and unbiased migration information, which is built on a correct understanding and interpretation of migration data. This in turn fosters an environment of non-discrimination that is inclusive of diversity in gender, back ground and migration status, in ever-changing and increasingly heterogeneous communities. Important enablers of such environments include universities and academic institutions, together with the expression of civil society members, as these are well-trusted transmitters of important information into the public sphere. As the UN Migration Agency, IOM aims to support such dissemination through the Migration Literacy Enhancement Advance Non-Discrimination (M-LEARN) project. M-LEARN aims at embedding migration data guidance into higher educational systems. A new curriculum on migration data and statistics will be developed and rolled out. This will be achieved through the production of a university course on migration data, including a course handbook, which will be taught for the first time-ever in French in Morocco and Tunisia, and of a related online module which will be rolled out to a wider audience. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Northern Africa Morocco Tunisia Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 19971.32 59913.96 59980.26 60073.08 50060.9 249999.52 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PR.0237 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Southern Africa is home to different types of migration, consisting of countries of origin such as Lesotho, Malawi and Zimbabwe and destination countries such as South Africa and Botswana, with South Africa being the biggest recipient country. Despite the high volume of population mobility within the region, there is dearth of data on the number of international migrants in Southern African Development Community. In countries where data on international migration is available, the data are fragmented, and non-comparable between the countries. The lack of data on migration in the region has made it difficult to formulate evidence-based migration policy development, design and evaluation in the region. The proposed project aims to support the ongoing efforts to strengthen migration data at the national and regional level. This overall objective will be achieved through the implementation of several components to strengthen the capacities of national institutions in the areas of migration data collection and management. National consultations will take place in each of the 5 countries to ensure early engagement of national actors and create the space for these actors to determine the scope of the project and the development of subsequent components. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Lesotho IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi South Africa IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42893.16 42893.16 42825.05 21388.2 149999.57 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PR.0241 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The European Migration Network (EMN) National Contact Point (NCP) of Austria will contribute to the objective of the EMN to provide up-to-date, objective, reliable and comparable information on migration and asylum for the institutions of the EU as well as its Member States, plus Norway, in order to inform policymaking as well as the wider public and facilitate practical cooperation, by providing replies to EMN ad-hoc queries; preparing EMN annual reports; updates to the EMN country factsheets; preparing national reports for the EMN Studies; contributing to EMN Informs; contributing to EMN glossary; contributing to EMN bulletins; contributing to the EMN status reports; updates to the EU immigration portal; participating in the work of the Return Expert Group and other EMN working groups; networking and co-operation amongst the EMN NCPs; networking and co-operation at the national level; managing EMN national websites; organizing EMN conferences. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 629194.44 632612.23 1261806.67 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PR.0245 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at supporting the Government of Ghana in mainstreaming Migration in the national census. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ghana +233 302 74 29 30 iomaccra@iom.int http://www.iom.int/ghana HSE no.10, plot no. 48 osu-badu road/broadway airport west, Accra, Ghana IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42565.82 122716.42 29758.08 4959.68 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PR.0249 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Colombian consulate in Quito, under its “Colombia Nos Une” Program, has identified the need for an exercise in the identification, location and profiling of Colombian migration, in recognition of the validity and permanence of these flows, as well as their diverse profiles that on many occasions they are not visible. A desk study on the Colombian population in Ecuador will be performed along with a citizen mapping on the dynamics of the Colombian population in Ecuador in Quito, Guayaquil, and Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas. The project will construct the data profiling and measurement tool and its enabling of a web platform. Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ecuador +593-2-3934400 iomquito@iom.int Edificio CITIMED, Piso 8 Ave Mariana de Jesús OE7-02 ;y Nuño de Valderrama, Quito, Ecuador IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 56069.92 68720.69 25209.34 149999.95 Colombia - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PR.0251 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt World IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Sudan Somalia Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 50774.21 50214.76 30591.36 3419.64 134999.97 UNITED NATIONS TRUST FUND FOR HUMAN SECURITY XM-DAC-47066-PR.0280 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project delivers research to evaluate the provision of distributed technology to adult survivors of human trafficking in the UK. The project will utilise IOM UK's experiences of distributing technology (laptops and data packages) to survivors of human trafficking and teaching them to use that technology including the key software such as Microsoft Office as part of the Skills Training and Reintegration (STAR) project which focused on digital literacy skills, life skills and employment skills. The evidence and data collected through the research will be used to produce a research report. University of Liverpool International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Migration Research and Publications Migration Policy, Research and Communications Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4304.49 16866.41 21170.90 University of Liverpool XM-DAC-47066-PX.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following a successful first phase which enabled the scale-up of the Ethiopian Community Conversation Programme (CCP), IOM is proposing the scaling up of the CCP to influence migration decisions through tailored awareness raising on safe and regular migration practices and improved access to protection systems and viable alternatives to irregular migration by vulnerable migrants. Moreover, IOM will promote increased programme ownership by the Government of Ethiopia to promote its sustainability and effectiveness. The project will specifically aim to contribute to the efforts of the government to prevent unsafe migration by facilitating informed migration choices and alternatives to irregular migration. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 256582.34 1000886.01 1015773.67 1060670.1 729091.71 4063003.83 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0021 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to strengthen the migration management capacities of the Government of Mauritania, in compliance with international human rights, to better address migration flows and enhance the protection of migrant’s rights. This objective will be achieved through the capacity-building of national authorities (national police, navy, and coast guards) in relation to the assistance and protection of migrants. The project will develop a migration profile in the city of Nouadhibou in order to map and understand the migration routes, migrants’ social status, their gender, age, needs and vulnerabilities. In necessary, the project will create a mechanism to enhance the coordination and foster the dialogue among local authorities from Nouadhibou and Nouakchott, the civil society and United Nations agencies with regards to the protection and assistance of migrants in vulnerable situations. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 21428.55 85714.2 85714.2 7142.85 199999.80 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0026 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is implementing the ARISE campaign in Tunisia, in collaboration with Pontes RI, an NGO based in Italy and Tunisia, which will be in charge of rolling out the campaign based on the results of a preparatory research focusing on the main profile of potential migrants. This project will contribute to raise awareness of around 3 million people in risks related to irregular migration during the journey and debunk myths about irregular migration, and to provide alternatives solutions. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 228307.44 684922.32 113699.57 1026929.33 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0034 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to address the urgent need of adequate accommodation and specialised shelters for unaccompanied migrant children (UMCs) in Greece. IOM will operate six shelters for UMCs with a total capacity of 131 beds/places. IOM will also address basic needs and the provision of basic supplies, as well as psychosocial, educational support and legal counselling for UMCs. Greece - Ministry of Economy and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Greece Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1872876.42 3812344.06 3221235.66 8906456.14 Greece - Ministry of Economy and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2012, the Government of Argentina increased law enforcement efforts to combat trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants through Law 26.842. Nevertheless, further efforts still need to be made to prevent human-trafficking and hold traffickers criminally accountable. In this regard, the project aims to strengthen the capacity of the government tocontribute to the prevention and prosecution of the crime as well as reinforce the assistance to the victims. The project will strive to achieve the three following outcomes: 1) The provincial security forces have increased knowledge on human trafficking related crimes and register information in a Federal Database for Information on the Crime of Human Trafficking (SISTRATA); 2) The Ministry of Social Development (SENNAF), responsible for identifying and assisting victims, is uploading and systematizing both qualitative and quantitative data, optimizing the implementation of the 2008 Protocol for Victims of Human Trafficking; 3) The anti-trafficking prosecutor’s office (PROTEX) implements a prosecution procedure that includes differentiation of human trafficking and smuggling, based on a pilot project developed in Argentina's north-western region, within the framework of this project. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Argentina Argentina Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 13803.06 34205.94 65239.53 36751.55 150000.08 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0043 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Regional Development and Protection Programme for North Africa (RDPP NA 2017) continues to strengthen migration governance response protection migrants’ rights along the migratory route in Tunisia. Migrants will receive information as well as support in service referral to national partners based on their identified needs, and provided with adapted and tailored social, medical, psychosocial and legal services in coordination with local and international stakeholders. The capacities of institutional and non-governmental operating in the field of migrant protection will be strengthened. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 381457.97 423085.93 226394.89 1030938.79 Italy - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-PX.0052 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the project is to support the Government of Guinea to combat trafficking in person by reinforcing the capacities of Centre National de Lutte contre la Traite des Personnes (CNLTP), which is responsible for the national anti-trafficking policy design and development. IOM aims to strengthen CNLTP capacities to direct and implement public policies to combat human trafficking with special focus on prosecution and prevention activities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea +224 622 73 62 15 Quartier Collège, Forécariah, Guinea Guinea Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 241312.65 290679 218009.25 750000.90 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0056 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is to support the Government of The Gambia's efforts to combat trafficking in persons by strengthening its capacities to successfully prevent and protect victims of trafficking and those at risk of trafficking and prosecute traffickers. The project will meet ethical standards by adhering to applicable IOM and UN practices and guidelines on ethics using a human rights-based approach to programming. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 186775.38 204312.56 205093.26 153819.99 750001.19 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0057 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is contributing to the efforts of the Algerian Government to coordinate anti-trafficking responses, identify and prevent trafficking, prosecute traffickers, and protect and assist victims of trafficking through enhanced coordination, capacity building and awareness raising. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114564.09 230153.92 231589.92 173692.45 750000.38 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall goal of the project is to reinforce the capacity of the Government of Tunisia to guarantee the protection of victims of trafficking (VoT) through the implementation of the Law n°61-2016. The project objectives are to enhance the capacity to identify, assist and protect VoTs, based on the anti-trafficking in person legislation; improve the implementation of formal procedures to screen and identify trafficked victims among vulnerable groups, in line with the National Referral Mechanism and increase access to adequate protection services for VoTs. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 209810.76 209810.76 210464.56 211379.76 158534.73 1000000.57 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at strengthening Italian stakeholders' capacity in identifying the best durable solutions for unaccompanied migrant children (UMCs) residing in Italy, in full respect of the best interest principle. To this end, the project will support family tracing and assessment in children's countries of origin, networking activities with relevant stakeholders, development of research material, thematic papers and of information technology tools. The project will also facilitate for UMCs family reunification in European Members States or assisted voluntary return and reintegration in countries of origin, following the best interest determination process by Italian competent authorities. Italy - Ministry of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Italy Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 154860.35 243006.81 247460.67 214584.18 92484.05 952396.06 Italy - Ministry of Labour XM-DAC-47066-PX.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to eradicating human trafficking, through building the evidence base. Specifically, the project will seek to improve the production and accessibility of new human trafficking data according to international standards and transform new data into evidence for policy-making and programming. The project will complement IOM’s work to establish the Counter-Trafficking Data Collaborative (CTDC), the world’s first multi-stakeholder, public data portal on human trafficking. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Azerbaijan IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Brazil IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Cameroon IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Cuba IOM Country Office - CV 14°54'27.59N 23°31'11.13"W" Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic Algeria IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Ethiopia Fiji IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Grenada IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Guinea IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Honduras Haiti India Jamaica IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kiribati Comoros Kazakhstan IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Saint Lucia Sri Lanka Lesotho IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Marshall Islands IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Maldives IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Nepal IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Paraguay IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Sudan IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Timor-Leste IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Tunisia Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Tuvalu Ukraine Uganda IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 69893.53 66453.84 137039.18 26613.45 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0072 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute towards humane management of mixed flows across Sudan by enhancing the protection of vulnerable migrants through the provision of direct assistance and building the capacity of national counterparts, migrant communities and host communities to support migrants at risk. The project's activities will be conducted through the three MRCs in Khartom, Gederef and North Darfur. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 254030.5 1080286.58 1034654.43 505663.32 2874634.83 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0073 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will establish a steering committee that will work with the already established Task Force for the Prevention of Human Trafficking and Smuggling to strengthen coordination in the Kingdom of Eswatini. IOM will provide institutional and technical support to the Task Force and key national partners. In addition, IOM aims to build the capacity of key government actors to prevent trafficking and provide protection to victims of trafficking. IOM will support the revision of statutes and procedures which include the guidelines for the identification and referral of victims of trafficking to ensure that they are comprehensive. This will be followed by training on the utilization of the guidelines and standardized risk assessment screening and assistance tools to ensure sustainability. Furthermore, IOM aims to carry out an awareness-raising campaign targeting the youth and focusing on trafficking in persons to increase knowledge of the general public on the issue and encouraging reporting/referral of suspected cases. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kingdom of Eswatini Kingdom of Eswatini Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 71980.5 80321.2 41607.44 6090.86 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address the detrimental impact of migratory patterns on the peace, security and stability of communities living in the area between the Dominican Republic and Haiti through the integration of border management systems and referral mechanisms to improve the protection of migrants, including those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. At the institutional level, this project will contribute to migration sector reform in the Dominican Republic while ensuring vulnerable persons identified in Haiti are referred to and can access appropriate services. The proposed intervention will provide support in developing tools and mechanisms to guide safer migration processes taking into account the different migratory patterns and the protection of children, particularly those separated as a result of deportation. European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Caribbean Dominican Republic Haiti Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2609992.44 1307729.3 3917721.74 European Commission - Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0089 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to improve assistance and protection of unaccompanied and separated children in Morocco. The intervention foresees to work on both immediate needs and long-term results. On the one hand, it will provide emergency protection measures through a short term action, on the other hand it will work on long run results such as the development of the child protection tools and coordinated strategies among key national and international actors. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Morocco Morocco Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 252397.67 781066.9 818485.51 725631.06 738580.62 3316161.76 Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective is to reduce recidivism among adolescents/youth, serving/have served a sentence, with gang involvement, including returning migrants participating in the reinsertion program. Bringing together government, civil society organizations and the private sector, the project will design and pilot a reinsertion program for individuals with gang affiliation serving or having served a judicial sentence. The project will inform public policies and offer solutions through the design, implementation and evaluation of a case management model that adopts best practices identified in El Salvador and elsewhere. UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 62075.18 892400.07 423400.33 164825.9 1542701.48 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME XM-DAC-47066-PX.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will meet the urgent need to provide protection assistance to victims of trafficking who suffered from internal trafficking for forced labor in Ukraine, returning migrant workers and other vulnerable populations in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. The goal of the project will be met through two objectives: (1) Enhancing capacities of local social services and NGOs to provide assistance services remotely in view of COVID-19 pandemic and (2) Facilitating access to continuous individual-based protection assistance for victims of internal labor trafficking following a sharp decrease of central government protection response due to COVID-19 pandemic. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 244686.58 55313.46 300000.04 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to assess the evolution of the phenomenon of trafficking and smuggling in Cameroon, (taking into account the gender, sex, age and regions of origin), via a situational study, and the establishment of prevention mechanisms, including the operationalization of the Green Line, which will consist of the opening of a fixed line dedicated to victims of trafficking and two awareness campaigns. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11695.48 104533.79 75645.93 8124.8 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed programme intends to foster commitment at the level of the decision-makers in the Transnistrian region for human rights-oriented reforms in general and particularly in the area of disability, child’s rights, Roma, rights of people living with and affected by HIV, rights of prisoners and people in prisons, vulnerable women and rights of people who use drugs, facilitating the establishment of multi-dimensional cooperation, cross-river knowledge exchange and development based on best practices existing on both banks. MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Moldova (the Republic of) +373 22 23 29 40 iomchisinau@iom.int;chisinau_adminfin@iom.int;chisinauops@iom.int 36/1 Ciuflea str., MD 2001, Chisinau, Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 83606.46 143667.66 144147 72073.56 443494.68 MPTF - Moldova 2030 SDGs Partnership XM-DAC-47066-PX.0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guinea-Bissau +245 95 522 93 08 Rua Rui Djassi Predio das Naçoes Unidas, Bissau CP 179, Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 12425.47 24852 42685.33 155437.66 235400.46 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-PX.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to expand the knowledge and institutionalization of counter-trafficking activities within the broader humanitarian coordination system. To achieve this goal, activities will continue to target direct field operations such as the continued co-leadership of the Global Protection Cluster (GPC) Anti-Trafficking Task Team; longer deployments of anti-trafficking experts to humanitarian settings; internal and external trainings of front-line stakeholders, and the establishment of a resource hub and moderated stakeholder discussion forum. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 71737.74 364628.68 370334.67 363041.87 1169742.96 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this proposal is to contribute to the efforts of the Council of Ministries of Women (COMMCA) of the Central American Integration System (SICA) through capacity building to promote within public policies of social inclusion the integration of migrant women in Central America and the Dominican Republic, as part of the commitments made by SICA and its member States. The project will also support migrant women impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Luxembourg - Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nicaragua +505 2 278 95 69 jmmartinez@iom.int https://nicaragua.iom.int/es Ofiplaza El Retiro Edificio 5, 2 Piso, Suite 522 Rotonda el Periodista 150 mts al Su, Managua +505, Nicaragua Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Panama IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 277047.82 705922.43 574611.07 59021.76 1616603.08 Luxembourg - Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides social support for reintegration to vulnerable migrants for up to six months from the date of their return to Mauritius, through the provision (grants) of material or financial aid, enabling beneficiaries to face basic expenses upon return. Those grants are subject to eligibility criteria and allocated by Office Francais de l'Immigration et de l'Integration. France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritius +230 210 42 50 iommauritius@iom.int & CoM: clemmel@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/mauritius Atalian Tower, Level 12 LVL 12 57 Labourdonnais Street, Port Louis, Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 4668.82 9918.74 9467.01 4626.8 28681.37 France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0122 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Emergency support, quality protection and education of migrant population in Greece, with focus on unaccompanied migrant children. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Greece Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 657130.09 3460114.34 4192824.36 2388861.35 10698930.14 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will contribute to enhancing the capacities of national stakeholders to protect human rights and improve migration governance in Armenia and Georgia. Going beyond the national level, the project will also facilitate transnational coordination and dialogue to encourage joint efforts and inspire learning in the area of migration management among governmental and civil society stakeholders facing comparable contexts. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia Western Asia IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1368271.4 347692.37 352951.86 27973.18 2096888.81 Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to respond to key protection challenges experienced by trafficking survivors and vulnerable migrants in conflict-affected areas and internally displaced persons (IDP) camps in northern Republic of the Union of Myanmar and Rakhine state by developing, formalizing and operationalizing procedures for direct assistance, offering immediate post-return assistance on the Myanmar-China borderline and supporting the costs of return transportation. The project will also develop comprehensive training content on reintegration support for trafficking survivors in Republic of the Union of Myanmar, specifically adapted to supporting the medium- to long-term recovery needs of survivors from conflict-affected areas and IDP camps. Lastly the project will work to build bridges of trust and collaboration between protection and law enforcement actors in northern Union of Myanmar, specifically between civil society organisations, the Department of Social Welfare and Anti-Trafficking Task Forces units as a basis for enhanced participation of trafficking survivors in the investigation and prosecution of traffickers. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Myanmar +95 1 21 05 88 iomyangon@iom.int No.50-B, Thiri Mingalar; 2nd street; Ward 8,Kamayut Township, Yangon, Myanmar IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 16457.48 193034.4 180668.06 109840.19 500000.13 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0128 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the efforts of the Government of Ethiopia (GoE) to protect and promote the rights of vulnerable migrants during the migration cycle, with a focus on the most vulnerable groups (unaccompanied and separated migrant children, victims of trafficking, elderly people, people with disabilities, women and girls). This will be done through three pillars protection and resilience of vulnerable migrants: strong evidence base; tailored direct assistance; referral systems; and community mobilization and engagement. The pillars are informed by the principles of sustainability, whole-of-society approach, government ownership, and human rights. The geographic scope will include specific interventions in regional states of transit: Afar (Semera area), Amhara (Metema area), Oromia (Moyale area), Somali (Togochale area), Dire Dawa City Administration, Harari and regional states of origin: Amhara, Oromia, Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' (SNNP), Tigray and Addis Ababa City Administration. This project has also been amended to include COVID-19 activities related to risk communication and community engagement, direct support to GoE quarantine centres, material support to some points of entries. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 496692.19 522827.77 463255.47 1501391.76 1504668.6 1032164.12 40049.92 5561049.83 Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0129 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project overall objective is to support the Ivorian authorities in their effort to counter human trafficking and migrant smuggling through enhanced capacities of relevant actors in identifying, investigating and referring cases as well as in providing comprehensive protection and assistance to victims of trafficking and vulnerable migrants. Further to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the project is providing assistance to the Ivorian authorities in their preparedness and response to the public health emergency. For this purpose, support to points of entry is being offered to increase infection prevention and control as well as to detect and refer suspected cases to relevant authorities through protection equipment delivery, strengthened surveillance and reporting systems, and improved risk communication and community engagement. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 598602.23 2307881.08 1282370.02 98065.12 4286918.45 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-PX.0131 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to ensure that all relevant arms of the justice sector (the police, prosecutors and judges) are able to bring perpetrators of human trafficking and smuggling of migrants to justice effectively and that protection of victims is guaranteed. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78200.02 121800.1 200000.12 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0135 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides social support for reintegration to vulnerable migrants for up to six months from the date of their return to Mauritius, through the provision (grants) of material or financial aid, enabling beneficiaries to face basic expenses upon return. Those grants are subject to eligibility criteria and allocated by Office Francais de l'Immigration et de l'Integration. France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritius +230 210 42 50 iommauritius@iom.int & CoM: clemmel@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/mauritius Atalian Tower, Level 12 LVL 12 57 Labourdonnais Street, Port Louis, Mauritius IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 5853.3 11635.19 11623.32 6780.27 35892.08 France - Office for Immigration and Integration (OFII) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of this project is to contribute to preventing trafficking in human beings in Fiji and protecting the fundamental rights of victims of trafficking and the associated forms of exploitation and abuse. The project works to build the capacity of the Fijian Government and relevant civil society organizations, support increased coordination of activities, raise awareness of human trafficking in the community, and conduct the first major research study into human trafficking in Fiji. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Fiji +679 331 0730 FNPF Place, level 5; Corner of Victoria Parade & Loftus Street, Suva, Fiji Fiji Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 83994.17 385345.48 141936.42 611276.07 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention seeks to improve access to trusted information sources and promote informed decision making. In collaboration with the government of Nigeria, the intervention aims to capacitate state and non-state actors to exercise evidence-based planning and monitoring of behavioural change communication to prevent trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants. Secondly, through community-based actions and capacity building trainings, the project aims to enable returnees, community members, government, and nongovernment actors to take action to prevent exploitation and promote informed decision making on safe and regular migration pathways. The target audience are potential migrants aged 12-35 (primary), from migration prone communities, and key opinion leaders (secondary) such as families, religious and traditional leaders, teachers, and media professionals. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 552018.6 1391304.91 1157428.99 37807.56 3138560.06 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The general objective of the action is to contribute to improving the protection of the rights of migrants and the governance of migration in the Islamic Republic of Mauritania through the strengthening of the capacities of civil society and institutional actors. Supporting action in the field of migrant protection and human rights will allow for an integrated approach. Its specific objectives will be to contribute to ensuring direct assistance and protection of vulnerable migrants in Mauritania through civil society and in cooperation with the relevant institutional actors and improve governance of migration and respect for the rights of migrants by Mauritanian institutional actors. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mauritania +222 45 24 40 81 iomnouakchott@iom.int Nouakchott 0620, Mauritania IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 67583.35 985930.76 703405.98 1756920.09 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0158 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Implemented in partnership with UNODC, the project supports the development and implementation of effective national and international responses to human trafficking and migrant smuggling in select countries in Asia and the Middle East. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON DRUGS AND CRIME  International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Asia IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pakistan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 296760.17 444950.79 399263.98 238107.31 31810.12 1410892.37 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE ON DRUGS AND CRIME  XM-DAC-47066-PX.0159 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Itinerant education and information programme on risks of irregular migration in Côte d'Ivoire and Senegal. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Italy Western Africa IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 27392.32 293861.31 139715.89 460969.52 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0168 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is designed to support the Government of Maldives, specifically through revitalizing the National Anti-Human Trafficking Steering Committee, established by the 2013 Prevention of Human Trafficking Act to fulfil its mandate in leading a comprehensive response to combat trafficking in persons (TIP) in the Maldives addressing both sexual exploitation and forced labour. In line with the United States TIP Report 2019 recommendations for the Maldives and building on the achievements and strong partnership with the Government and non-government stakeholders to lead anti-trafficking efforts, IOM will facilitate this project with a view to effectively combat TIP through enhanced policy framework and procedures, robust referral and direct assistance services, and improved protection mechanism for victims of trafficking. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Maldives +960 775 7646 iommale@iom.int http://maldives.iom.int Hurvee Building 2nd Floor, Ameer Ahamed Magu, Male, Maldives Maldives Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 26314.48 329008.86 209773.53 184902.63 749999.50 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0179 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to strengthening counter-trafficking response by improving identification of victims, as well as investigation and prosecution of trafficking in persons in Kazakhstan, especially for labor exploitation. In particular, the project will conduct an assessment to identify gaps, challenges and obstacles that lead to ineffective prosecution, in addition to assessing those that are already known, such as inadequate knowledge and operational capacities of law enforcement agencies and existing loopholes in the legislation. The project will produce several documents. The first document will explain in clear terms, how criminal anti-trafficking legislation must be interpreted to avoid misunderstanding the intent of the law. The second document will provide clear guidelines for police units (in addition to criminal police) to identify and refer victims. The third document will define the roles of the government agencies to combat trafficking in persons and will propose a draft Law against trafficking in persons. IOM will establish and maintain task forces, comprised of representatives of law enforcement and civil society as well as other relevant stakeholders in three pilot regions of Kazakhstan. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kazakhstan +7 7172 696553 iomastana@iom.int; https://kazakhstan.iom.int/ 14 Mambetov str, Astana 010000, Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 31660.06 178076.51 140263.74 350000.31 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0180 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will develop and disseminate the first international, standardized information management toolkit and guidance for front-line anti-trafficking organizations providing direct assistance to victims of trafficking. IOM will also build the information management capacity of front-line agencies who are able to collect information about the experiences of the people they serve, and provide them with the technology, infrastructure, and expertise needed to put their data to use. The project will focus on non-governmental organizations funded through the Programme to End Modern Slavery but may be relevant to other front-line agencies. Global Fund to End Modern Slavery International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 467208.41 239071.57 706279.98 Global Fund to End Modern Slavery XM-DAC-47066-PX.0181 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM's Global Assistance Fund (GAF) is an emergency support mechanism that provides case-specific assistance to migrants who have experienced violence, exploitation and/or abuse; or those who are vulnerable to the same. USA for IOM International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 20769.22 24230.78 45000.00 USA for IOM XM-DAC-47066-PX.0183 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to contribute to promoting a culture that fosters an inclusive and cohesive society in Sudan, where the host community and migrants enjoy equal access to services and mutual respect. The proposed project will work towards this objective by reducing COVID-19 related vulnerabilities among migrant and host communities through inclusive response measures; and by improving the host communities' understanding of migrant cultures and their contribution to the Sudanese society. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 85614.38 73250.47 158864.85 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0188 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to increase the coordination for the response and preparedness amongst international and national stakeholders in Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand in addressing several issues pertaining to the regional dimensions of the Rohingya refugee crisis, maritime and land movements and COVID-19 challenges. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 774727.24 1739390.34 470530.99 2984648.57 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-PX.0194 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project focuses on enhancing the law enforcement and criminal justice system capacity to respond to the needs of vulnerable migrants including through improved knowledge, standard operating procedures, and data sharing. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Sudan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 80081.29 183758.03 165163.38 367491.65 56190.76 31678.74 884363.85 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0197 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of this campaign will bring the issue of human trafficking into public consciousness, to raise awareness of who might be a person in a trafficking situation and to highlight that victims can, often, be hiding in plain sight. The campaign will use a variety of media to include social media as well as print and on street visibility placed in strategic locations such as city centre and town centre locations, Dublin airport, Bus Aras, and travel hubs. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 35149.5 35149.50 Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality XM-DAC-47066-PX.0205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of the Government of Bolivia to address trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants and related issues, in this way contributing to the protection and respect of the rights of victims of trafficking and migrants in vulnerable situations. The project has three main components. The first is the development and drafting of two separate national policies, one addressing human smuggling and the other addressing trafficking in persons. The second is the drafting of two multisectoral plans to address human smuggling and trafficking in persons, respectively. The third is the piloting of an implementation plan for Bolivian departments to facilitate the implementation of national policies on human smuggling and trafficking in persons at a local level. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bolivia (Plurinational State of) +5912 2770161 iomlapaz@iom.int Edificio Montecristo Nro. 7896 Calle 22, Oficina 103, Calacoto, La Paz 9715, Bolivia (Plurinational State of) IOM Country Office - BO -16.538861 -68.076833 Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 17851.02 75726.92 6422.06 100000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0207 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to build upon current achievements for further progress over the next two years. The multidimensional interventions are designed in coordination with the governments in targeted countries. They aim to appropriately respond to persisting needs and capacity gaps through a coordinated, well-planned, sequenced project that systematically builds national capacity, regional and inter-country cooperation step-by-step, year-by-year, adapting to political instability, changing leaderships, and lacking or limited resources. The overall goal is that countries will strengthen and promote well-managed migration as well as reduce migrant vulnerability both on their own and in partnership with their neighbors and non-governmental partners. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Sudan Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6091198.08 1442209.44 7533407.52 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0216 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Project provides donor liaison support and knowledge management for a range of IOM field projects. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 363416.91 116576.08 479992.99 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0224 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Sudan will contribute to facilitating improved and sustainable operations of community-run safe houses to support extremely vulnerable migrants in Sudan ensuring the Eritrean safe house receives regular support from multiple partners and is better able to manage cases and provides hygienic living conditions for its residents. Additionally, vulnerable Ethiopian migrants in Gedaref should feel less vulnerable through their access to safe house and protection support provided by the safe house staff. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sudan El Obeid, Sudan Sudan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12722.96 58109.09 38035.47 108867.52 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-PX.0227 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will develop the capacity of governments and other stakeholders to collect, manage, and use high-quality, comparable, primary data on vulnerable migrants, including victims of human trafficking to develop the evidence base. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 172663.86 432938 118500.92 724102.78 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0229 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to contribute to reducing the harm that comes to migrants in Libya, through this intervention IOM Libya will seek to raise their awareness about the potential risks migrant populations might face, how to mitigate these risks, what services are available to them and what alternatives they have. Synergising with an existing programme which is delivering a wide range of services to migrants (Migrant Resource and Response Mechanism (MRRM) programme), IOM Libya will undertake a communication campaign which will highlight the potential risks of irregular migration, including the associated health and protection risks, and preventative measures that migrants may take to reduce these risks. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 212251.55 25588.55 237840.10 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-PX.0234 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The U-CARE project will contribute to the development and improvement of alternative non-institutionalised care systems including family-based care such as foster care and supervised independent housing arrangements) for unaccompanied migrant children in Belgium, Germany and Greece. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium Europe IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Germany IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 389486.45 302959.93 692446.38 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0243 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will support the Government in the development and implementation of a national study on the status quo of trafficking in Mali. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mali +223 20 29 76 97 iombamako@iom.int http://mali.iom.int/ Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de ;l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9475.53 48997.57 58473.10 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0252 International Organization for Migration (IOM) With this project, IOM will provide support to 1000 asylum seekers in Bulgaria during the initial adaptation phase at registration and start of asylum procedure in Bulgaria by the IOM protection programme (social, legal, administrative, and psychological consultations, linguistic and cultural mediation, interpretation services; and support in accessing social and health services). Special focus of the project will be further developing the safety zones for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC), established by IOM Bulgaria as part of previous projects funded under the European Union's Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2014-2020 Emergency measures and the provision of assistance to 300 UASC. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 190365.39 508417.89 698783.28 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-PX.0256 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at supporting the national, regional, and local Spanish authorities in the operation of one emergency reception facility, Las Canteras, in Tenerife by bringing IOM's global expertise in site management support (SMS), protection and identifying solutions such as assisted voluntary return and reintegration. In coordination with The Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, IOM builds on its expertise to develop a comprehensive SMS approach to mobilize readily available solutions and practices to respond to urgent needs, in line with COVID-19 preventive measures. European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece Spain Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5363532.8 10393433.3 27577.1 15784543.20 European Commission - Migration and Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0260 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to contribute to the strengthening of stakeholders’ capacities to identify vulnerable migrants with protection needs, assess their needs and tackle the gaps to be addressed to provide them with adequate and timely protection and assistance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 154319.59 1303607.65 42072.63 1499999.87 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0272 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, the Georgian authorities have continued to make steady progress in combating trafficking in persons (TIP). Criminal investigations on trafficking in children and identification of and assistance to exploited children have increased. Multi-disciplinary interaction engaging law enforcement with social workers as well as labour inspectors has intensified, contributing to a more effective functioning of the National Referral Mechanism (NRM). There remain however various challenges that the authorities are confronted with, namely in the areas of international cooperation, exploitation of children, and combating labour exploitation and targeted prevention measures. This project delivers targeted support through a two-pronged approach to achieve the following outcomes: 1) Improved response of front-line stakeholders to various forms of trafficking in persons, through multi-agency coordination and action and 2) Enhance the bilateral cooperation between Georgian and Uzbek counter-trafficking officials and policy-makers to combat transnational TIP. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia Asia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 103978.32 46021.57 149999.89 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0274 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Building upon the accomplishments of phase I of the IOM project, the present phase II aims to provide continuous support in strengthening BiH’s counter trafficking (CT) system, contributing to the implementation of the new BiH CT strategy for the period 2020-2023. More specifically, INL component targets to complement the interventions of a larger USAID project, while further strengthening of law enforcement sector through capacitating the carriers of CT efforts at local levels i.e. ministries of interiors across all levels of authority while also supporting the Task Force for CT in further capacity building of the specialized investigators and prosecutors as well as strengthening the judicial response to this phenomenon. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 68794.35 101205.72 170000.07 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0276 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this intervention, IOM and OHCHR aim to improve the protection coordination and the humanitarian assistance offered to Haitian migrants and IDPs in vulnerable situations by providing them with immediate and short/medium-term assistance tailored to their needs, by enhancing the coordination among stakeholders and though concrete actions to promote human rights. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 795545.28 1598345.15 2393890.43 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-PX.0277 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will continue food-aid project previously coordinated by the Red Cross Curacao, by way of a cash-based COVID-19 response. The leading modality for this project will remain cash-based intervention, through distribution of e-voucher debit cards. With the aim to balance the beneficiaries’ expectations with the prospected outcome of the project, IOM endeavors to continue the process, as it was set-up by the Red Cross, as much as possible. The project aims to reach two key-outputs. IOM intends to centralize registration of new beneficiaries through a hotline, managed by way of an implementing partnership. The purpose of the hotline is to register beneficiaries for the cash-based COVID-19 response providing overall support. Individual agreements with all NGOs involved in populating the database, might be a prerequisite to continue building on the Curaçao Help database. The aim is also to distribute the e-voucher cards at various intervals throughout the duration of the project, this to allow continuous registering of potentially new beneficiaries. Netherlands - Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana Curaçao Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3537178.06 3537178.06 Netherlands - Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations XM-DAC-47066-PX.0278 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The goal of this project is to contribute to enhance migration governance in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia by promoting national and regional dialogue and gender-sensitive research on returns, readmission, and alternatives to detention (ADT). The objective will be achieved through a combination of research on good practices and international standards on return, readmission, and ADT, as well as high level regional consultations to discuss good practices, recommendations and promote evidence-based policy making. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand South-eastern Asia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 49173.25 148846.74 198019.99 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0280 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at supporting the IOM humanitarian assistance and protection efforts for refugees and migrants from Venezuela in Peru and Ecuador, focusing on the following outcomes: i) Vulnerable Venezuelan families in Peru have improved access to the assistance and meet their basic needs, ii) strengthen the comprehensive provision of specialized protection services to victims of trafficking for sexual exploitation in Ecuador, and iii) Vulnerable Venezuelan refugees and migrants’ girls and boys meet their differentiated protection needs through the establishment of a child friendly space. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama South America IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 13264.35 106067.49 119331.84 France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-PX.0285 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support the country in poverty reduction by using innovations to reach out and engage those left behind. The programme delivers the latest scientific methods in social protection policy making and in mobilizing young people who are on the margins of society. Innovated approaches will be introduced in two major areas: i) innovative policy making on social protection which will enable better targeted social protection, and ii) innovative practices aimed at greater engagement and social inclusion of vulnerable youth. These interventions aim to help Montenegro build well-equipped, integrated social protection and employment systems able to reach those left behind and able to offer client-oriented services so that vulnerable persons are able to cope with the challenges of poverty, inequality, unemployment and migration. The Activate! programme directly supports the government to serve the 24 per cent of the population affected by poverty and allocate 2 per cent of the annual GDP for social protection in a more cost-effective way. MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Montenegro +38268865005 iompodgorica@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/montenegro IOM Mission to Montenegro UNHCR and IOM Common Premises Bus Ctr Hilton, Ulica Slobode 2, 5f, Podgorica 81000, Montenegro Montenegro Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 79267 54382.5 2850.6 136500.10 MPTF - Joint SDG Fund XM-DAC-47066-PX.0294 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Global Knowledge Management Project (GKM), which will build upon the previous five phases, seeks to promote coordination, information sharing and knowledge management among the regional migration capacity building programs (RMPs) funded by the United States Department of State Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration's Office of International Migration; and promote innovative approaches to capacity building that are evidence-based. In these ways, the GKM coordinates the capture and sharing of knowledge developed in RMP projects, both within and between the three RMPs, and within IOM more broadly. It also provides overall donor liaison and coordination support between IOM (all relevant missions) and PRM to ensure adequate coordination, communications and project support. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United States of America +1 703 572-4400 iomiad@iom.int Main Terminal Room G333-333A ,1 Saarinen Circle, Dulles 20166, United States of America World Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 428332.49 138886.55 567219.04 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0296 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Asia Regional Migration Program aligns with each of PRM’s three core pillars: migration management, partnerships, and crisis response. Building on the success of interventions in previous phases, the program will center on capacity building of government agencies and key national stakeholders to support them in identifying and responding to the individual needs of migrants in vulnerable situations, whilst maintaining a focus on strengthening governmental structures, policies, processes, and approaches, to enable targeted countries to increasingly ensure sustainable and humane migration management independently. The program will maintain a core focus on the priority countries of Cambodia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand and Viet Nam, with modest national-level programming maintained in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to support collection, analysis and dissemination of migration data. Capacity building interventions will also be piloted in Indonesia and Bangladesh (at the national level and in Cox’s Bazar), with a view to potentially scaling up programming in these countries in future years. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand Asia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kazakhstan IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2375331.26 633969.35 3009300.61 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0299 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's overall objective is to help target governments manage migration in a sustainable and humane manner. This program will support beneficiary governments in developing and strengthening their policies and practices on migration management by adapting and streamlining them to existing continental frameworks, including cross-border cooperation. In line with its overall objective, the programme will endeavor to enhance synergies at national and regional levels by building the capacity government agencies, including through cross-border collaboration; supporting governments in formulating their national migration strategies for the enhanced protection of labor and vulnerable migrants; improving migration management by strengthening governments’ capacity to manage migration data to develop evidence-based and migrant-inclusive policies aligns with the principles enounced in the Migration Policy Framework. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Lesotho IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Sudan Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6680249.92 1608612.08 8288862.00 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-PX.0301 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at better understanding the patterns and drivers of certain forms of gender based violence (GBV), particularly sexual exploitation, for Venezuelan women/girls, and, most importantly, to improve protection strategies to prevent GBV and adapt GBV services to better meet survivors needs in the framework of the Venezuela response. It seeks to transform the regional GBV response by understanding “survival sex” and leveraging that knowledge to inform programming that addresses its underlying drivers. This project envisages the development of 3,000 displaced Venezuelan women/girls across three countries: Ecuador, Peru, and Brazil on their experiences with GBV and accessing resources. The data will be available for real-time analysis, having a transformational impact on the GBV response by informing protection interventions based on participatory, contextual, up to date data and providing services to better meet the needs of GBV survivors. Queen’s University Kingston – Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Panama Panama City, Panama South America Brazil IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Refugee and Migrant Response Plan for Venezuela 2021 (RMRP) Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 163298.3 11087.52 174385.82 Queen’s University Kingston – Canada XM-DAC-47066-PX.0302 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project concerns the operation of six (6) Shelters for Unaccompanied Migrant Children (UMC) by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Greece from 01 June 2021 to 30 September 2021. During their stay in the Shelters, UMC will be provided with dignified accommodation and tailored protection in accordance with their best interests, by experienced IOM staff. To this end, IOM will capitalize on its previous experience in operating UMC Shelters, as well as in providing safe and dignified accommodation to UMC and other migrants in a situation of vulnerability in Greece. Greece - Ministry of Economy and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Greece +30 2 10/99.19.040 iomathens@iom.int;iomathens2@iom.int www.greece.iom.int Agios Panteleimon;Ano Kalamaki Dodekanissou Street 6, Athens, Greece IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 319062.7 2314967.61 2634030.31 Greece - Ministry of Economy and Development XM-DAC-47066-PX.0315 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to reduce migrants’ labour exploitation and marginalization through the cooperation and support to the Department for Industrial and Employment Relations (DIER) in Malta, strengthening the ability of Labour inspectorate to identify victims, and engaging the private sector. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Malta +356 21 37 46 13 iommalta@iom.int De Vilhena Residence, Apt 2 Trejqet il Fosos, Floriana, Malta IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 16569.18 7593.23 24162.41 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-PX.0426 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to enhance national capacity to prevent and respond to human trafficking in Zambia by supporting capacity building of key state and non-state actors strengthening availability of shelter spaces and providing direct assistance to victims of trafficking. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zambia +260 211 25 40 55 iomlusaka@iom.int ; opslusaka@iom.int ; adminfinlusaka@iom.int Rhodes Park Plot No.4626 Mwaimwena Road, Lusaka, Zambia IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Protection and Assistance to Vulnerable Migrants Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 33619.98 229514.58 188183.73 147742.3 208762.25 192176.91 999999.75 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RA.0054 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Voluntary humanitarian return and related assistance will be facilitated for approximately 660 third country nationals (TCN) fleeing Ukraine in the following host countries: Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. IOM will assist TCN in need of return assistance who avail themselves of this support on a voluntary basis and non-discriminatory manner. IOM will leverage its existing expertise in movement management overall and humanitarian returns in particular to ensure safe, orderly, and dignified return. IOM will provide support through a mixed approach, prioritizing collective (charter) movements as relevant for larger caseloads as well as individualized processing for those that require more individualized assistance. IOM will adapt in each host country its operating return procedures, in close coordination with respective national authorities. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Slovakia Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 78620.15 997099.82 1075719.97 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-RA.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The aim of the project is to support the current response to the crisis in Ukraine in Romania through data collection and analysis of people on the move fleeing Ukraine, humanitarian voluntary assistance for those not requiring international protection and in need for support for safe and dignified return to their countries of origin and the operationalization of a “green corridor” between Ukraine and Romania through the Republic of Moldova. Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 73245.81 392911.42 466157.23 Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB) XM-DAC-47066-RA.0076 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute in the strengthening of migrant protection and sustainable reintegration systems in North Africa (Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia). IOM will offer voluntary humanitarian return assistance to 15,000 migrants rescued at sea, detained in detention centres, or stranded in urban areas in Libya. In addition, IOM will continue to enhance its efforts to build a strong relationship with the network of consular authorities to enhance travel and identity documentation for migrants. In support of reintegration for migrants from Libya, IOM Libya will provide reintegration support to the migrants in the form of either education, medical, housing, and or income generating activities. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Libya Crisis Response Plan 2020-2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10516541.62 11849802.72 11330133.57 11164077.43 4803790.94 49664346.28 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RA.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide urgently needed assistance and protection tovulnerable migrants and other crisis-affected populations in Libya and improve social cohesion. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Libya Crisis Response Plan 2020-2021 13179045.66 18561545.06 18289505.43 19340913.87 12590374.08 81961384.10 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-RA.0093 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of the agreement is to provide financial support to IOM activities in Libya for the implementation of specific activities under the multi-sectoral action plan in response to the migration crisis in Libya. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Libya +218 21 477 72 25 iomtripoli@iom.int Basset Str, Near Gurnata Villa Hay El Andalos, Tripoli, Libya IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Libya Crisis Response Plan 2020-2021 4350428.18 5789148.71 5474439.43 5555867.69 1983799.98 23153683.99 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RA.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In 2021, the Government of South Africa will embark on strengthening the asylum system. Following the profiling exercises and registrations of intentions, it is expected that promotion and facilitation of voluntary repatriation for Namibians, Liberians and Sierra-Leoneans will be the durable solution pursued for these caseloads in a multi-year exercise. The phase out/down of UNHCR operations in Namibia and Botswana require a comprehensive response where durable solutions will play a critical role in reducing the refugee population. UNHCR will work with country offices and governments in framing voluntary repatriation modalities and assist individuals to return in safety and dignity. With the reduced asylum space change within the SADC region, mainly in Botswana, the impact of increased voluntary repatriation including return of failed asylum applications due to significant changes in conditions in countries of origin, would alleviate the burden upon the host country. UNHCR together with IOM will continue to assist individuals to return. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - South Africa +27 12 342 27 89 IOMPretoria@iom.int IOM South Africa Building Number 4 90 Florence Ribeiro Avenue, Pretoria 0181, South Africa South Africa Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 525049.9 525049.90 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-RA.0118 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The purpose of this project is to provide dignified, safe and orderly voluntary return of 700 Congolese refugees back to their places of origin in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) from Lovua settlement in Lunda Norte Province - Angola. IOM provides transport assistance to the respective refugees to the designated way stations before the border and to the identified transit centres at border points between DRC and Angola, where they are further be assisted to reach their specific areas of origin in DRC by UNHCR. IOM registers refugees’ luggage, follow up on passenger manifests, assists vulnerable refugees to board the trucks and load/offload their belongings. During the convoy, IOM provides escorts for refugees to ensure their needs are met during travel. UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Angola +244.929 383 003 iomluanda@iom.int http://www.angola.iom.int/ UN Building Condo.Rosalinda 7 7 FLOO Rua Direita da Samba, Condomineo Ro, Luanda 3591, Angola IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Repatriation Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Refugees in donor countries (non-sector allocable) Democratic Republic of Congo Regional Refugee Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 109204.02 109204.02 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSION REFUGEES XM-DAC-47066-RE.0004 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides transportation and other assistance to refugees from Asia for resettlement to the United States of America. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China Hong Kong SAR, China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand United States of America IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 7993349.23 6163381.68 3968721.07 15147709.88 19231535.5 15111994.74 13445017.33 12308232.6 11680582.59 11172562.99 9494404.11 16749923.85 12768280.78 7654332.69 13901162.07 176791191.11 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RE.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides transportation and other assistance to refugees from East and Southern Africa for resettlement to the United States of America. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Germany Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Philippines IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Sudan IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda United States of America South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 42733894.06 33830204.43 39146250.02 33469637.33 35051812.68 12669372.88 3468344.45 52270219.03 76692044.49 45258082.6 53740901.16 28228595.46 8439924.03 15866682.05 27640165.48 508506130.15 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RE.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides transportation and other assistance to refugees from Europe for resettlement to the United States of America. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine World Austria IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland France IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Latvia IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MT 35.893333 14.505833 Malta IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Russian Federation (the) Slovakia Ukraine United States of America Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 3551112.44 2357882.3 11690254.27 8654098.86 4767028.81 8819789.01 7188342.99 7672790.79 10368436.29 7169613.54 10139744.6 8598446.46 5463772.21 3891710.85 100333023.42 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RE.0013 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides transportation and other assistance to refugees from the Middle East and North Africa for resettlement to the United States of America. These activities are part of the United States Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) and fall under the memorandum of understanding between the State Department/Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration (BPRM) and IOM. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Jordan +962 6 562 50 80 iomamman@iom.int;iomammanadmin@iom.int;MovementOperationsAmman@iom.int Amman, Jordan World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt India IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Kuwait Lebanon Saudi Arabia Syrian Arab Republic Tunisia United States of America Yemen Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 5868172.68 10677311.04 22822225.39 23851872.91 30566130.97 35302762.87 41013979.74 44792509.59 50345739.52 37644034.54 36803145.42 24619329.44 29815489.22 31896615.73 51076060.47 936233.72 478031613.25 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RE.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides transportation assistance to persons accepted for resettlement under New Zealand's approved refugee quota and UNHCR referred caseloads from the region including the Pacific and Asia. This project also provides medical screening and health services to eligible persons based on requirements established by New Zealand Immigration Service. New Zealand - Department of Labour International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia New Zealand Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 845324.37 760166.15 887254.96 1010990.09 1015825.31 1161233.84 1073037.25 1204669.06 67016.69 8025517.72 New Zealand - Department of Labour XM-DAC-47066-RE.0077 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM facilitates the movement of refugees and members of the humanitarian protected persons abroad class who qualify and to whom loans are made by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Canada Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 17134717.04 13093971.39 14452685.79 15178465.17 8860328.68 21899591.8 19228718.98 17295752.06 19592134.66 26037851.59 28818438.01 32452677.77 15412673.99 3115523.79 252573530.72 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0157 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Provide representational and logistical relationships with suitable organisations to facilitate pre-consular work and related services in locations where no Immigration New Zealand representation exists. New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Australia +61 2 62 67 66 00 IOMCanberra@iom.int;NILS@iom.int;IOMPacificCF@iom.int 4th Floor Bright Consulting Buildiing;161 London Circuit, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia New Zealand Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 29849.13 950121.33 1682980.84 1632866.04 1025991.97 999541.57 0 6321350.88 New Zealand - Immigration New Zealand XM-DAC-47066-RE.0213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to provide a durable solution to 100 beneficiaries of international protection in Lebanon by facilitating their humanitarian admission to Berlin, Germany. Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany Lebanon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 248183.92 248183.92 Germany - Senate Department for Integration, Labor and Social Services XM-DAC-47066-RE.0360 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is providing comprehensive resettlement support to 1,010 refugees from Egypt (404 persons) and Turkey (606 persons) in Portugal from September 2018 to June 2020. Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Portugal +351 21 324 29 40 iomlisbon@iom.int OIM Portugal Palácio Penafiel 16 Rua das Pedras Negras, 16, Lisbon 1100-404, Portugal IOM Country Office - PT 38.710144 -9.135285 Portugal Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services 606279.24 1212558.48 404186.16 2223023.88 Portugal - Immigration and Borders Service (SEF) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0396 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to facilitate the resettlement of vulnerable refugees of various nationalities identified by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and accepted by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) in 2019/2020. In particular, IOM will provide assistance in pre-departure activities including health assessments, pre-departure orientation and movement management assistance. In addition, the project assists a small number of refugees with close family ties in the UK to be reunited with their family. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1937943.54 643385.13 2581328.67 UK - Home Office XM-DAC-47066-RE.0398 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides comprehensive resettlement support to 3,500 refugees identified for resettlement to Sweden during the period 01 April to 31 December 2019. Under the project, IOM will facilitate and organize the pre-departure process and resettlement to Sweden through the facilitation of selection missions and travel document processing (where applicable); provision of pre-departure health assessments, pre-departure embarkation sessions, and the organization and arrangement of safe and dignified movements to the final destination in Sweden, including arrangements for operational and /or medical escorts and ensuring all travel documentation and exit/entry visa requirements are met. Countries from which resettlement takes place include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Niger, Somalia, Chad, Turkey, Uganda, among other countries under the emergency/urgent/priority global quota scheme. Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5950607.13 5950607.13 Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency XM-DAC-47066-RE.0399 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to facilitate the resettlement of 20,000 vulnerable Syrian and non-Syrian nationals from the Middle East, Northern Africa region and Turkey identified by United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees that have been accepted for resettlement in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland by 2020. In order to do so, IOM will support all pre-departures activities. This includes pre-departure health assessments, pre-departure orientation and movement management assistance. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3036057.57 9150558.63 12186616.20 UK - Home Office XM-DAC-47066-RE.0400 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to provide resettlement support to refugee children and adolescents at risk from within Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, in need of international protection, regardless if they are unaccompanied or accompanied by family members. In order to do so, IOM will provide pre-departure services to the 3,000 beneficiaries identified by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and accepted for 2019/2020 resettlement under the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland's Vulnerable Children's Resettlement Scheme. In particular, IOM will carry out health assessments, pre-departure orientation and movement management assistance. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 779411.73 2348229.71 3127641.44 UK - Home Office XM-DAC-47066-RE.0414 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is intended to provide comprehensive resettlement support to those refugees identified by the Government of France for resettlement to France. EU Member States have collectively pledged 30,000 places for the resettlement or humanitarian admission of refugees in need of international protection under the new Union resettlement scheme for 2020. In light of this, France has committed to resettle 5200 refugees from Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Niger, Chad, Rwanda and other third countries. France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - France +33140440691 4eme étage 31 rue faubourg Poissonnière, Paris 75009, France World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt France IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 8196779.5 5793962.95 13990742.45 France - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RE.0422 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide pre-departure services to refugees who have been referred by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and who are being privately sponsored for resettlement to Canada. In particular, the IOM will develop capacity and offer services in a number of locations globally on Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada's (IRCC) behalf. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World United Arab Emirates IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Canada IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - KW 29.274492 48.057933 Kuwait Lebanon IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Saudi Arabia Sudan IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda South Africa IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2069703.39 1770200.75 3839904.14 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0439 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to over 1,000 refugees in Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon by facilitating their resettlement to the Republic of Ireland. In particular, this project aims to contribute to the Irish Government’s efforts to provide humanitarian assistance for refugees whose lives and liberty are at risk. More specifically, for this project, IOM supports the selection missions, facilitate IRPP’s pre-departure orientation sessions, provide pre-migration health activities including migration health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel, and provide movement management to the final destination. Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland World Ethiopia IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 708069.31 887370.05 306375.75 1901815.11 Ireland - Refugee Protection Programme XM-DAC-47066-RE.0444 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 21794258.73 21794258.73 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0445 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM supports the resettlement process of selected individuals under the resettlement scheme of the Government of Canada, with the provision of transportation from the point of departure to the final destination in Canada. This includes assistance with travel within the country of residence, as well as international travel, assistance at the time of departure, including immigration and airline checks, assistance in points of transit, providing escorts for the resettlement travel, when needed, and assistance to un-accompanied minors and people with special needs. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 3292410.23 3292410.23 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0446 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at providing post arrival assistance and accompaniement to those 500 unaccompanied children arriving in France from Greece. France - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - France +33140440691 4eme étage 31 rue faubourg Poissonnière, Paris 75009, France France Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 108212.99 240516.06 99085.93 447814.98 France - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RE.0448 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to facilitate the resettlement of refugees from Malaysia to the Republic of Korea (ROK). The foreseen caseload is up to 60 refugees for the year of the 2020-2021. The GOK requested IOM to continue to assist with refugee resettlement, namely in pre-migration health activities, pre-departure orientation and travel assistance prior to, during and after their journey to the ROK. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Korea (the Republic of) +82 2 6925 1360 iomseoulmovement@iom.int; iomseoul@iom.or.kr 13F Hyoryung BD 1Ga Mugyo-dong Jung-gu, Seoul 04521, Korea (the Republic of) Asia IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 5195.3 35168.52 50293.81 90657.63 Republic of Korea - Ministry of Justice XM-DAC-47066-RE.0449 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, the Government of Netherlands continue their longstanding resettlement support contributing to the European Commission's call for EU-wide efforts. This project is intended to provide comprehensive resettlement support to those refugees identified by the Government of the Netherlands for resettlement to the Netherlands. Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands World IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Ethiopia IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3505073.62 3505073.62 Netherlands - Ministry of Justice and Security XM-DAC-47066-RE.0450 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to 170 beneficiaries of international protection in Islamic republic of Iran, Lebanese Republic, and the Republic of Kenya, by facilitating their resettlement to Iceland, as well as contribute to family unity for ca. 70 family members of beneficiaries of international/subsidiary protection residing in Iceland by facilitating their family reunification from various countries worldwide to Iceland. Iceland - Ministry of Welfare International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) Iceland IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 137413.58 348718.52 27238.68 513370.78 Iceland - Ministry of Welfare XM-DAC-47066-RE.0451 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project contributes to providing a durable solution to 960 beneficiaries of international protection from Jordan (160 persons), Turkey (400 persons) and Lebanon (400 persons) in Spain. Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 467935.49 1180120.43 1648055.92 Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security XM-DAC-47066-RE.0452 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to contribute to providing a durable solution to 3,600 beneficiaries of international protection in Ethiopia, Kenya, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Rwanda, Uganda, and other yet-to-be identified countries by facilitating their resettlement to Norway. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway World Ethiopia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya IOM Country Office - NO 59.91 10.74 Norway IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Uganda Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 5981974.83 5981974.83 Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security XM-DAC-47066-RE.0454 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to provide comprehensive resettlement support to those refugees identified by the Government of Belgium for resettlement to the country. Belgium has committed to accepting 1,100 persons from Lebanon, Turkey, Jordan, Rwanda and Egypt. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2280826.8 2280826.80 Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0455 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World IOM Country Office - FI 60.165833 24.951389 Finland Lebanon IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 370746.44 1933619.29 2304365.73 Finland - Ministry of the Interior, Immigration Service (Migri) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0457 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to approximately 6,645 beneficiaries of international protection in various countries worldwide by facilitating their resettlement to Sweden. Resettlement support will be provided to refugees from Egypt, Ethiopia, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Niger, Rwanda, Sudan, Tanzania, Turkey, Uganda, Yemen, and Zambia, as well as other countries under Sweden's Priority Global Quota. Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Sudan Sweden IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Yemen IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3469857.3 10551577.2 14021434.50 Sweden - Swedish Migration Agency XM-DAC-47066-RE.0462 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides comprehensive resettlement support to 3,520 refugees identified by the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK) for resettlement to the UK. For this project, IOM will facilitate video/telephone interviewing, provision of pre-migration health activities (i.e MHA, and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel), 3-day pre-departure orientation (UKCO) sessions, facilitation of the visa/travel document processing, and providing movement management and operational support to the final destination including operational and/or medical escorts and the delivery of information sessions to Local Authority, community sponsors, and other relevant resettlement stakeholders. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - United Kingdom +44 207 811 60 00 iomuk@iom.int; LondonAdminandFinance@iom.int; londontransit@iom.int unitedkingdom.iom.int 11 Belgrave Road, London SW1V 1RB, United Kingdom World IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt IOM Country Office - GB 51.492389 -0.14225 United Kingdom IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Lebanon IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3818238.03 11455080.06 15273318.09 UK - Home Office XM-DAC-47066-RE.0470 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will support the Swiss authorities with the organization of the selection missions in Lebanon and Egypt for the resettlement of 1000 beneficiaries of international protection. IOM will facilitate the visa/travel document processing in Lebanon (600 persons), Turkey (200 persons) and Egypt (200 persons), provide migration health assessments and pre-embarkation checks to establish fitness to travel and provide movement management and operational support to the final destination. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 401208.9 1075237.29 1476446.19 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-RE.0479 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will facilitate the resettlement of refugees in Asia to Japan, as such providing a durable solution for refugees, within the objective of improving the protection and sustainable integration of refugees and migration management of the Government of Japan. With provision of pre-departure assistances, such as pre-migration health activities, pre-departure orientation and language sessions, and facilitate the travel document processing, and of movement management to Japan, the project will support safe and dignified migration and integration to new communities in Japan. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Japan +81 3 3595 2487 iomtokyo@iom.int https://japan.iom.int/ Shimbashi Daiichi Naka bldg. 3F 2-2-7 Shimbashi, Minato-ku 105-0004, Japan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 128609.76 343903.71 472513.47 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RE.0481 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM provides comprehensive resettlement support to approximately 200 beneficiaries of international protection selected for resettlement from Rwanda to Denmark under the 2020 resettlement quota. Resettlement support includes faciliation of visa/travel document processing, migration health assessments and pre-embarkation checks, logistical arrangements for Denmark's pre-departure orientation and movement management. Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Denmark +45 45 33 53 90 iomcopenhagen@iom.int; iomhelsinkiaf@iom.int Copenhagen, Denmark World IOM Country Office - DK 55.704843 12.597303 Denmark IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 472647.29 282254.99 754902.28 Denmark - Ministry for Immigration, Integration, and Housing Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RE.0482 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project responds to a request from the High Commission of Canada in Singapore to organize remote interviews for Bangladeshi applicants for permanent residence in Canada as members of the family class or family members. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 5938.02 6767.08 12705.10 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0483 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project intends to admit 415 vulnerable refugees from Syira, Iraq, Sudan, South Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia residing in Egypt. IOM will provide support for the security interviews and visa facilitation and will carry out the migration health assessments, pre-departure orientation and movement and travel assistance. Germany - Federal State of Schleswig-Holstein International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 400593.04 479366.79 879959.83 Germany - Federal State of Schleswig-Holstein XM-DAC-47066-RE.0484 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will contribute to providing a durable solution to 200 beneficiaries of international protection in Jordan, Lebanon, and Turkey by facilitating their resettlement to Romania. There are subsequent phases expected in the future. Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania World IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan Lebanon IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 467868.57 311020.71 778889.28 Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RE.0488 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is in response to organize remote interviews for family class applicants for permanent residence in Canada as Family Members of In-Canada Refugees. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1529.6 1529.60 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0494 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project responds to a request received by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in Dar es Salaam to organize remote interviews for Family Class Applicants for Permanent Residence in Canada as Family Members of In-Canada Refugees. IOM has extensive experience supporting governments, refugees, and humanitarian case migrants in resettlement operations. Support to adjudication interviews is an integral part of the resettlement process for various caseloads followed by medical examinations, fit to travel check and movement assistance. Under this project, the applicants that IRCC Dar es Salaam refers to IOM Kigali to be assisted in Rwanda are under the family-class program or are dependents in Rwanda of refugee claimants in Canada. These applicants could be refugees in Rwanda and their family members or may also be nationals of Rwanda. Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Rwanda +250 252 586710 iomrwanda@iom.int KG 632 St gasasa 239 Rugando Cell, Kigali, Rwanda IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1434.64 1912.88 3347.52 Canada - Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada XM-DAC-47066-RE.0501 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to support 5 beneficiaries of international protection who are unable to fund their family members’ travel due to limited financial means to exercise their right to family unity through safe and regular migration of approximately 5 family members. IOM has the specific expertise and capacity required to successfully deliver the project based on extensive experience in movement management and resettlement processing. To be eligible for assistance, beneficiaries must have refugee status (including resettled (programme) refugee status) or subsidiary protection status (or have previously had refugee status or subsidiary protection status in the exceptional case that an Irish citizen applies), be claiming social welfare or on a low income and have been granted family reunification permission in respect of their family members. The population of concern includes protection beneficiaries and resettled refugees in Ireland who have received permission for family members but are unable for a variety of reasons such as lack of funding, social infrastructure, knowledge or confidence to independently arrange and fund their own travel to Ireland. The Ireland Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9906.91 9906.91 The Ireland Funds XM-DAC-47066-RE.0504 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will support the Government of Austria in organizing voluntary transfers of persons fleeing Ukraine, from Ukraine neighbouring countries to Austria, in 2022. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Europe Austria IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Ukraine Resettlement Assistance Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 224387.74 224387.74 Austria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RP.0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the establishment of a credible, feasible and inclusive reparation mechanism in support of the Government of Sri Lanka's broader efforts in promoting reconciliation, accountability, and human rights in the country. MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG MPTF International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 245846.58 385236.84 167122.7 17105.64 815311.76 MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG MPTF XM-DAC-47066-RP.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is designed to improve the participation of survivors of conflict-related sexual violence in transitional justice processes in Iraq. The population of concern is empowered and capacitated to provide feedback on the legislative process of the draft law in order to rectify the crucial shortcoming that it was designed without the participation of survivors and civil society organizations. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 42876.03 75321.48 118197.51 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-RP.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to support access of Yazidi and other survivors of conflict related sexual violence to Iraq reparations program, through strengthening visibility of the program among survivors' communities. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Iraq iomiraq@iom.int; iraqinforequests@iom.int UNAMI Compound – Diwan, Baghdad, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2022-2023 Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 31145.13 77694.02 108839.15 UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office XM-DAC-47066-RP.0117 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to: contribute to the efforts of the Colombian government to guarantee community psychosocial rehabilitation and comprehensive health, as well as dialogue and consultation with vulnerable populations, particularly ethnic groups and victims of the armed conflict. This will be done through three objectives: i) strengthening the implementation of the Comprehensive Health and Psychosocial Care Program for Victims of the Armed Conflict (PAPSIVI), particularly within the framework of the ethnic module ; ii) advance in the implementation of Line 3 of the National Plan for Psychosocial Rehabilitation for Coexistence and Non-repetition, that is, the implementation of the Community Psychosocial Rehabilitation Strategy for Coexistence and Non-repetition (ERCPCNR); and iii) develop the following scenarios for dialogue and consultation: Health Subcommittee of the Permanent Consultation Board - MPC, Working Groups with the Roma people, the Raizal Council, meeting with the Third Commission of the National Space for Prior Consultation (ENCP) of black, Afro-Colombian, Raizales and Palenqueras (NARP) communities, and scenarios with victims of the armed conflict, in accordance with the transversal strategy of participation of the victims, established in the PAPSIVI, to the areas prioritized by the national psychosocial rehabilitation plan for the coexistence and non-repetition. Colombia – Ministry of Health and Social Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Colombia +57 601 639 77 77 iombogota@iom.int Edificio Chicó 94 Carrera 14 No. 93B-46, Floors 1-7, Bogota 110221, Colombia IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia Reparations Land, Property and Reparation Programmes Human rights Colombia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 441725.99 1221263.54 1662989.53 Colombia – Ministry of Health and Social Protection XM-DAC-47066-RQ.0029 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at contributing toward consolidation of sustainable development processes in Somalia, particularly by improving health and education outcomes in the country, through active engagement of qualified Somali diaspora experts and promoting youth empowerment and gender equality. Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Return and Reintegration of Qualified Migrants Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 259708.15 2364990.61 2332338.22 1283338.27 6240375.25 Finland - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0014 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will contribute the objectives outlined under Actions 8 (Home Affairs) of the Financing Agreement for Annual Action Programme for Turkey for the Year 2014, which seek to improve the administrative infrastructures in the field of migration management in line with the Law on Foreigners and International Protection and the requirements of the EU-Turkey Readmission Agreement. Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1302048.35 1577526.21 1504622.24 1482570.44 251195.24 6117962.48 Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0035 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to improved reintegration approaches for returnees in Bangladesh through building capacity of the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and civil society organizations (CSOs) in addressing challenges relating to debt liabilities of returnees. The project aims to sensitize the GoB and CSOs on the subject of debt liabilities and highlight debt mediation as an effective alternative for achieving sustainable reintegration. The project will also carry out a pilot debt mediation initiative, which would contribute to improved loan and repayment systems. Additionally, the project will develop a policy brief on debt mediation on the basis of lessons learned from the pilot activities and undertake a set of advocacy initiatives with relevant GoB officials and development partners in order to effectively address the issue of debt liabilities of returnees, potential migrants and their families. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 30672.42 61465.89 61635.36 46226.52 200000.19 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-RR.0041 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Joint Program aims to establish, expand and consolidate innovative assistance and reintegration mechanisms for the returned migrant population, through capacity building and assistance to groups with different vulnerability profiles, as well as seeking catalytic political agreements that contribute to addressing gaps in development. This joint program seeks to respond to thematic areas considered as priorities for the long-term governance in the country and to contribute to the consolidation of peace and the sustainable development in El Salvador. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 272442.39 1089769.5 1089769.44 90814.12 2542795.45 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-RR.0047 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will support migrants in Croatia willing to return voluntarily to their country of origin and contribute to the sustainable reintegration of those eligible for reintegration assistance. Croatia - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Croatia +385 1 481 6881 iomzagreb@iom.int Rackoga 3/3, Zagreb 10000, Croatia World IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland IOM Country Office - HR 45.811589 15.984827 Croatia United States of America Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 17304.16 204319.75 207358.64 215894.16 130502.42 775379.13 Croatia - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0048 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to support the assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) of non-European Union nationals to ensure safer, and dignified voluntary return as well as contribute to their sustainable reintegration in their countries of origin worldwide. Beneficiaries of the project include asylum seekers, migrants who do not hold a valid residence permit, migrants with a valid residence permit, including unaccompanied migrant children, migrants with health needs, and victims of trafficking. The eligibility criteria for the provision of reintegration assistance include vulnerability, work experience, family situation and socio-economic conditions in the region of return. The results and effectiveness of the reintegration assistance will be monitored through the introduction of IOM AVRR survey tools. Finally, the project will contribute to an increase in awareness of the programme for professionals working directly with AVRR potential beneficiaries and for the general public. Cyprus - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cyprus +357 22 77 22 70 iomnicosia@iom.int Nehrou Avenue, Nicosia PC 1102, Cyprus IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Cyprus Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 520668.35 703631.65 1224300.00 Cyprus - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0049 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will strengthen foundations of peace by fostering positive economic and social interdependencies between returnees and host community members by facilitating sustainable reintegration that will contribute to enhanced social cohesion and inclusion. This aims to create an opportunity for increased community and government engagement in peacebuilding initiatives and to change perception towards migration. This will lead to changes in personal behavior in terms of increased acceptance of the returnees in their respective communities and decrease the stigma and negative perception that returnees are facing upon return. Sustainable integration also enhances peaceful coexistence which in turn enhances peace and sustainable development. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Gambia +220 437 61 52 iombanjul@iom.int 46 Pipeline road- PMB 586 Kanifing Municipality, Serrekunda, Banjul, Gambia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 90001.1 359999.64 359999.58 359999.52 29999.96 1199999.80 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-RR.0060 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to comprehensive management of migration by assisting migrants to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and by contributing towards their sustainable reintegration. Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Czechia +420233370160 pecap@iom.int czechia.iom.int Prvniho pluku 621/8A, Prague 186 00, Czechia Czechia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 341590.65 882803.58 757020.16 444441.07 2425855.46 Czech Republic - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0075 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at strengthening the integrated approach of the Secretariat for the Development of Conventional Returnees and Refugees (SEDERREC, a Spanish acronym) with regards to the return and reintegration process. In the framework of the COVID-19 Pandemic that restrain on-site group trainings, some resources have been allocated to support the Government in the dissemination of information to returnees at the border with regards to hygiene habits, rights of returnees, among others. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Paraguay +595 21 663 389 iomasuncion@iom.int www.paraguay.iom.int Royal Tower Building, 5th César López Moreira and Avia ,dores del Chaco Street, Asunción, Paraguay Paraguay Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5379.86 58068.68 123548.63 13002.83 200000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-RR.0084 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide administrative, logistic and financial support to eligible migrants, nationals of El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, who are unable or do not want to remain in Mexico, and that voluntarily want to return to their origin country. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 575489.84 2189738.21 2186635.24 4951863.29 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RR.0086 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall project objective is to provide support to migrants to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration. To achieve this, the proposed project aims at facilitating assisted voluntary return of 700 third country nationals (TCNs) staying in Bulgaria and to provide 300 of them with reintegration assistance after voluntary return in the respective country of origin. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 159910.44 167839.88 188900.39 160756 8958.73 686365.44 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0087 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the program is to contribute to the dignified, safe andvoluntary return of migrants from Guatemala and Belize prioritizing vulnerable migrants who have decided to return voluntarily to their countries of origin. This AVR Program will be built upon the vision, principles and objectives in IOM’s assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) framework. Furthermore, all assistance will be provided according to IOM’s internal guidelines and policies. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2979514.71 1770728.23 364537.34 5114780.28 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RR.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to assist migrants to return home based on informed decisions and comprehensive protection of their fundamental rights as well as to support migrants in reintegrating in communities to which they return. It is designed to respond to both short and longer-term challenges, working to further the institutionalization of a comprehensive, rights-based and sustainable regional Assited Voluntary Return and Reintegration program adapted to national contexts, implemented in full alignment with international standards, while directly responding to the immediate needs of migrants stranded in the Western Balkans. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1605003.92 2706547.96 803689.17 5115241.05 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-RR.0091 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will assist third country nationals in the Netherlands with their voluntary return and reintegration in the countries of origin. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2639330.52 2582559.56 2112203.26 7334093.34 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0094 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's objective is to reduce the vulnerability of Afghans returning from the Islamic Republic of Iran and Islamic Republic of Pakistan and contribute to their sustainable reintegration. IOM will provide post-arrival assistance, support and protection for migrants vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse, and connecting vulnerable migrants to livelihoods opportunities. IOM will also work on Integrated community development to foster sustainable reintegration of Afghan migrants in their communities of return. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2197015.27 3278742.42 525858.45 6001616.14 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project provides return and reintegration counselling to migrants in Germany with support from IOM staff members in their respective countries of origin via Skype, WhatsApp, Facebook and online messengers. Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Germany Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Pakistan IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 711751.5 711751.50 Germany - Federal Office for Migration & Refugees (BAMF) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This programme will provide humanitarian and life-saving support to vulnerable and stranded migrants across North Africa. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia Morocco Tunisia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 4343039.99 4867339.2 1807768.4 11018147.59 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0116 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project promotes an integrated and territorial approach to conflict prevention and the effective reintegration of returnee youth in the municipalities of Tacaná and Concepción Tutuapa, San Marcos, Guatemala. The project will strengthen the capacities of local and national government. It will strengthen youth leadership through educational programs and promote participation in decision-making platforms in their communities, facilitating their social, cultural and political reintegration. Through the “Conflict Prevention and Stability” strategy that will invest in productive technical training; adoption of sustainable agricultural practices that reduce climate impact; diversification towards non-agricultural activities, effective rural services and investments in value chains; training for the labor market; decent rural employment opportunities for returnees such as those in receiving communities; inclusion and access to financial resources for women and youth. The project will be innovative, addressing emerging conflict through prevention strategies, and returnees will become crucial agents of change. UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guatemala +503 24147444 iomguatema@iom.int Edificio FLACSO, Tercer Nivel 3 Calle 4-44, Zona 10, Guatemala City, Guatemala IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 169813.6 220253.81 9932.77 400000.18 UNITED NATIONS PEACEBUILDING FUND XM-DAC-47066-RR.0125 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Following IOM’s approach laid down in the position paper “Towards an Integrated Approach Towards Sustainable Reintegration” and discussions with Fedasil on their vision for the Belgian Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) programme, IOM is developing an integrated approach towards reintegration within the Belgian AVRR programme. This will be done through pilot initiatives which focus on enhancing sustainable socio-economic reintegration, and which integrate provisions to respond to the psychosocial needs of returnees, together with a more family inclusive process. Such initiatives prove to positively impact the sustainability of the reintegration process overall. Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Ethiopia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Russian Federation (the) Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 44152.41 640317.84 537714.61 1222184.86 Belgium - Federal Public Service Interior (FPS/SPF) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project contributes to the dignified, safe and voluntary return and provide humanitarian support to migrants who are considering voluntary return options, including those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. This program will be built upon the vision, principles and objectives in IOM's Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration (AVRR) framework and IOM's Humanitarian Principles for Action. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 668550.3 748802.47 1417352.77 United States - Department of State XM-DAC-47066-RR.0139 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to develop an online return counselling toolkit that will respond to the return dynamics in the Western Balkans both as a sending and receiving region, but will also be applicable for use globally. Furthermore, the overall project aim is to assist migrants to return home based on informed decisions and comprehensive protection of their fundamental rights as well as to support migrants in reintegrating in communities to which they return. It is designed to respond to both short and longer-term challenges, working to further the institutionalization of a comprehensive, rights-based and sustainable regional assisted voluntary return and reintegration program adapted to national contexts, implemented in full alignment with international standards, while directly responding to the immediate needs of migrants stranded in the Western Balkans. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 836419.27 1038305.99 425907.55 2300632.81 Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0142 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project follows a need for further support to Tunisian authorities in the provision of emergency assistance to vulnerable migrants and a need to increase the availability of assisted voluntary returns and reintegration (AVRR) to those unable or unwilling to remain in Tunisia. The project will bring added value by strengthening the provision of shelter, non-food and food items as well as the availability of AVRR, in response to the current situation and needs. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tunisia (+216)71860312 IOMTunis@iom.int https://www.bing.com/search?q=IOM+Tunisi Les berges du Lac 1 6، Lac du Bourget, Tunis 1053, Tunisia Tunisia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 205927.86 840975.24 117931.51 1164834.61 Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RR.0145 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at supporting 340 migrants with safe and dignified assisted voluntary return (AVRR) from Cyprus, in line with the current and future governments' and airports' measures and recommendations in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic. The project will also support 80 eligible beneficiaries to reintegrate in a sustainable manner in countries of origin through the provision of tailor-made reintegration assistance. The project will equally result in an increased awareness of the programme for professionals working directly with AVRR potential beneficiaries and for the general public. Cyprus - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cyprus +357 22 77 22 70 iomnicosia@iom.int Nehrou Avenue, Nicosia PC 1102, Cyprus IOM Country Office - CY 35.15148 33.23071 Cyprus Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 203449.13 823278.79 404012.33 1430740.25 Cyprus - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0146 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This initiative scales up a pilot project by IOM Georgia. It will select 12 municipalities experiencing high returns in rural Imereti and Kakheti and in urban Tbilisi to pilot a three-fold strategy aiming to contribute to sustainable reintegration of all returning migrants and whole-of-community revitalization, to support local population in accessing support in individual and community efforts at establishing sustainable livelihood and revitalization initiatives; ensure that returnees in pilot municipalities achieve higher levels of sustainable reintegration, and engage pilot communities in revitalization initiatives, generating new opportunities for sustainable livelihoods. The pilot interventions will be evaluated thoroughly to provide operational recommendations for future reintegration and revitalization programming in mobility-dependent communities in rural and urban Georgia and in comparable contexts of return. Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Georgia +995 32 225 22 16 iomtbilisi@iom.int 19, Tengiz Abuladze Street, Tbilisi 0162, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11402.73 41206.03 13036.5 65645.26 Switzerland - Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0152 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This return programme, with post return reintegration or arrival assistance, offers key support to those irregular migrants in a situation of vulnerability, who may otherwise fall into increasing destitution or vulnerability. This caseload is geographically spread throughout Ireland, and not only in the capital and larger cities. IOM will provide its assistance to all qualifying beneficiaries regardless of location in Ireland. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 851194.11 190875.45 1042069.56 Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality XM-DAC-47066-RR.0156 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims at contributing to the sustainable reintegration in their countries of origin of returnees from Switzerland. Possibilities of reintegration assistance may range from professional reintegration (income-generating activity), housing assistance, training/education, cash for care, cash for shelter with potential additional medical assistance. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Ethiopia IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Sri Lanka Somalia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4324688.04 4324688.04 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0164 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the project is to contribute to more effective migration management through strengthening coordination mechanisms between Directorate General of Migration Management (DGMM) and IOM for Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration operations and case management, while supporting DGMM in evidence-based migration policy through the provision of timely and updated migration data. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 33668.26 418474.6 15072.31 467215.17 Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security XM-DAC-47066-RR.0165 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Swiss Return Information Fund (RIF) aims at providing the Swiss State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) and the Return Counsellors in the Cantons and in the asylum registration and procedure centres with actual, clear and prompt information that may assist them in supporting voluntary returns and reintegration. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland IOM Country Office - CH 46.231638 6.131988 Switzerland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 46972.92 46972.92 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0168 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to support the Belgian government in facilitating the safe and dignified assisted voluntary return of eligible migrants, and by contributing to foster the sustainable reintegration of the beneficiaries in their countries of origin (CoOs), while taking into account their possible vulnerabilities. Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belgium +32 2 287 70 00 IOMBrussels@iom.int www.belgium.iom.int 40, Rue Montoyer 1st floor, Brussels 1000, Belgium IOM Country Office - BE 50.841064 4.371562 Belgium Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4508937.51 4508937.51 Belgium - Federal Agency for the Reception of Asylum Seekers (FEDASIL) XM-DAC-47066-RR.0169 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project for 2021 will contribute to the Government of Ireland's comprehensive management of migration by providing return support to migrants, international protection applicants and identified suspected victims of trafficking willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin, and to contribute to their sustainable reintegration. Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ireland +353 1 676 06 55 iomdublin@iom.int 116 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin, Ireland IOM Country Office - IE 53.335 -6.24216667 Ireland Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1171212.91 1171212.91 Ireland - Department of Justice and Equality XM-DAC-47066-RR.0170 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This new phase of the programme will continue providing opportunities for stranded migrants in Bali Process Member States to access voluntary support and reintegration assistance opportunities in 2021 and 2022. It will focus on supporting member states in referal mechanisms and support for stranded migrants along all steps of their return journey. Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AU -35.27999 149.131186 Australia IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Brunei Darussalam Bhutan IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia India IOM Country Office - IR 35.765417 51.450861 Iran (Islamic Republic of) IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - JP 35.667944 139.755139 Japan Cambodia IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Korea (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia Maldives IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Nepal Nauru New Zealand IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Singapore Syrian Arab Republic IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand Timor-Leste IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 337360.56 170747.52 508108.08 Australia - Department of Home Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0178 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Support for non-EU migrants in situations of social and economic vulnerability, both in regular and irregular administrative situation, who are willing to voluntarily return to their countries of origin and contribute to the reintegration of returnees. Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Spain +34 91 445 71 16 iommadrid@iom.int https://spain.iom.int Fernando el Católico 10-1B, Madrid 28015, Spain Spain Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1868371.98 1868371.98 Spain - Ministry of Labour, Migrations and Social Security XM-DAC-47066-RR.0190 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the programme is to support migrants willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin (CoOs) and to further contribute to improving return migration management in Norway. The project will assist 120 migrants with a dignified and safe voluntary return and with sustainable reintegration support. The Voluntary Assisted Return Programme (VARP) will be based on the already existing VARP framework and complementary activities offered. All assistance will be provided according to IOM’s guidelines and policies. The programme is open to international protection applicants, to applicants whose international protection request was rejected, migrants in an irregular situation in Norway and to migrants with a legal residency in Norway who want to return voluntary. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Norway +47 23.10.53.20 iomoslo@iom.int www.iom.no Skippergata 33, Oslo 0154, Norway World Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2476111.72 2476111.72 Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security XM-DAC-47066-RR.0192 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In order to assist migrants stranded in southern Algeria, IOM will undertake a series of complementary actions. IOM will engage with local stakeholders to raise awareness on assisted voluntary return and reintegration and increase referrals, provide migrants with information on assisted voluntary return and reintegration, through counselling and information sessions, provide direct assistance (shelter, food, medical assistance) to the most vulnerable beneficiaries and assist migrants with assisted voluntary return and reintegration. Italy - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Algeria +213 670 487 484 rue Mohamed Amzaham 23, Algiers, Algeria Algeria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 589325.38 283582.07 872907.45 Italy - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0193 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports the Country of Origin Information Unit of the Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum (BFA) within the Austrian Ministry of the Interior to make well-informed assessments regarding the individual reintegration perspectives of migrants in their country of return. Together with IOM missions in countries of return, IOM Austria will compile neutral, objective, relevant and up-to-date return related country of origin information. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Austria Vienna, Austria Austria Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 31148.51 55876.44 23260.45 110285.40 Austria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0201 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project seeks to contribute to the sustainable and dignified economic and social reintegration of Afghans returning from the United Kingdom as non-IOM returnees, and therefore without IOM involvement. By providing post arrival assistance, reintegration, and livelihoods support of up to 40 persons, the non-IOM returnees will be able to access economic opportunities and eventual self-sufficiency, leading to enhanced dignity and economic independence and sustainable reintegration. UK - Home Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 40552.14 121656.42 162208.56 UK - Home Office XM-DAC-47066-RR.0202 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The overall objective of the programme is to contribute to the availability and further strengthening of safe and dignified assisted voluntary return (AVRR), as well as sustainable reintegration in countries of origin, for victims of trafficking and foreign citizens in prostitution or otherwise subject to exploitation in Sweden. Within this seventh programme phase, the aim is to provide AVRR for a further 19 persons in the period 01 March - 31 December 2021, with at least 38 potential beneficiaries informed of the programme. The programme will also continue to provide reintegration assistance to returnees from previous programme phases, an estimated 38 beneficiaries, in view of recovery and sustainable reintegration. All assistance will be tailored to meet the needs of the individual and will be guided by a victim-centred and rights-based approach, paying due attention to aspects such as age, ethnicity, and medical needs. Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Finland +358 9 684 11 50 iomhelsinki@iom.int Unioninkatu 13, 6th Floor, Helsinki 00130, Finland Sweden Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with no inclusion of gender issues 86862.5 390880.71 477743.21 Sweden - Ministry of Gender Equality XM-DAC-47066-RR.0210 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sri Lankan migrant workers in the Middle East are amongst those most impacted due to COVID-19. Approximately 97.4% of domestic workers and 78% of low-skilled category workers are concentrated in the Middle East. Many migrant workers have lost their employment and are in crowded shelters managed by the Sri Lankan embassies, which pose several health risks. Further, undocumented migrant workers are reportedly being denied health care and are being subjected to detention/ deportation. Lack of repatriation options push migrants, particularly women, into vulnerable or exploitative situations. Stretched social services, with limited ability to meet the specific needs of stranded and/or vulnerable migrants such as rights protection, documentation support, and assisted voluntary return. Against this background and at the request of the Sri Lankan Government to support repatriation of migrant workers standard abroad, the project will ensure stranded migrants and migrant returnees have access to timely, context-specific and correct information on COVID-19 prevention measures. Vulnerable stranded migrant workers will have improved access to protection, and assistance services in host countries and migrants who are unable or unwilling to remain in their host countries and wish to return to Sri Lanka will receive support related to their return. MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Sri Lanka +94 11 532 53 00 iomcolombo@iom.int No: 80A, IBSL Building,09th Fl Elvitigala Mawatha, Colombo 08, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71010.31 109507.82 180518.13 MPTF - Sri Lanka UN SDG XM-DAC-47066-RR.0213 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the Phase III of this project is to continue to contribute to the stability and productivity of returnee home communities in Afghanistan. In order to do this, IOM will provide post arrival reception and cash-based reintegration assistance for up to 15 Afghan nationals who have returned home from Norway after they have cleared all immigration procedures and been formally admitted into Afghanistan. Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 105749.38 105749.38 Norway - Ministry of Justice and Public Security XM-DAC-47066-RR.0214 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to strengthen Romania’s comprehensive migration management through rights-based and dignified voluntary returns of up to 100 migrants per year and support to reintegration of up to 30 returnees per year by 2022. Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Romania +40 21 211.56.57 iombucarest@iom.int 11, Viitorului Street, Bucharest 020602, Romania IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 92151.08 134148.63 226299.71 Romania - Ministry of Internal Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0217 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM Lithuania has been supporting governmental efforts to manage and prevent irregular migration in Lithuania through assisted voluntary return (AVR) since 1998. Under the new project IOM will continue to assist migrants willing to return home voluntarily in a dignified and rights-based way and provide them with reintegration support. The project will be implemented within the framework of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund 2014-2020 and is a continuation of the AVR project implemented within the same fund during 2018-2021 with the additional reintegration component. The project will contribute to Lithuania’s comprehensive management of migration by providing support to migrants in Lithuania willing to return voluntarily to their countries of origin and will contribute to sustainable reintegration of returnees. Furthermore, the project will put efforts to strengthen cooperation with all stakeholders involved in the return process. In particular, IOM Lithuania will organize information sessions with national and local authorities, non-governmental organisations, will produce information materials and improve online communication tools. Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lithuania +370 618 00387 iomvilnius@iom.int https://lithuania.iom.int/ A. Jaksto 12, 5h floor, Vilnius LT-01105, Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Lithuania Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 163996.89 111305.79 275302.68 Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-RR.0221 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to contribute to the strengthening the capacities for the care of returned children and adolescents at the Belén Center for Attention to Children and their Families (CANFM Belén), located in the city of San Pedro Sula, this being Phase V of this initiative. IOM, together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, will provide support in the administration of the center, as well as in its maintenance, ensuring that the needs in services, logistics and infrastructure are adequate to provide effective assistance in the reception of accompanied or unaccompanied returned migrant children and their families. Honduras - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Honduras +504 2240-2900 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int nortedecentroamerica.iom.int Col. Palmira, Edificio Torre Imperial, 1901 3rd Street, 1901, Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa 11101, Honduras Honduras Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 523936.35 523936.35 Honduras - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RR.0230 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aim is to assist migrants to return home based on informed decisions and comprehensive protection of their fundamental rights, as well as to support migrants in reintegrating into communities to which they return. It is designed to respond to both short and longer-term challenges, working to further the institutionalization of a comprehensive, rights-based and sustainable regional Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration program adapted to national contexts, implemented in full alignment with international standards, while directly responding to the immediate needs of migrants stranded in the Western Balkans. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Serbia + 381 11 3282 075 iombelgrade@iom.int https://serbia.iom.int/ Zorza Klemansoa 19, Belgrade 11157, Serbia Southern Europe IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo (as per UNSC Res.1244 (1999)) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 737934.6 737934.60 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-RR.0245 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The pilot project aims to contribute to foster reintegration prospects for migrant returnees from Germany to Iraq. To this end, IOM will pilot a data sharing mechanism with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH in Iraq who will provide complementary reintegration support to migrants returning under IOM auspices. This pilot is grounded in the common interest of the Federal Ministry of the Interior, Building and Community (BMI) and its Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) as well as the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) in exploring reintegration synergies in Iraq and enhancing stakeholders’ cooperation in the field of return and reintegration. Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany World Germany IOM Country Office - IQ 33.31793 44.4069 Iraq Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 35217.69 35217.69 Germany - GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH XM-DAC-47066-RR.0255 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The IOM Information and Return Counselling Centre Bremerhaven offers return counselling to migrants interested in voluntary return and reintegration. The counselling includes impartial open-ended consultations addressing topics such as return-assistance measures, the situation in the country of origin as well as possibilities and role of reintegration assistance upon return. Germany - City State of Bremen International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Germany + 49 911 43 00 0 iom-germany@iom.int germany.iom.int Neumeyerstraße 22-26, Nuremberg 90411, Germany Germany Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 38268.49 38268.49 Germany - City State of Bremen XM-DAC-47066-RR.0263 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this project is to provide expanded quality and targeted assistance to vulnerable migrants and provide those who voluntarily chose to return to their country of origin with quality safe return and sustainable reintegration assistance. To achieve this goal, the project will provide additional support to both improve and expand existing assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR) services as well as support to open the DARV 2 (Dispositif d’accueille pour le retour volontaire), enhancing at the same time IOM Algeria’s capacity and quality of AVRR procedures and services. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Africa Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia Comoros Morocco Return and Reintegration Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 429291.02 429291.02 Germany - Federal Foreign Office XM-DAC-47066-RT.1250 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM has enhanced its coordinated and multi-sectorial response launched in 2014, in order to promote and ensure more humane, dignified assistance and sustainable reintegration of migrants upon return to communities of origin. This goal will be achieved through the strengthening of the capacities of key stakeholders to assist, care for, and protect returning unaccompanied children and migrant families in these countries. Building on the success IOM achieved assisting returnees , it is important to continue supporting the Governments of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras in generating capacity for future sustainable activities in the medium and long term perspectives, incorporating new activities that diminish gaps identified during this process that include the protection of mental health through psychosocial care, school reintegration for children returnees, humanitarian aid during post arrival, as well as strengthening the process of referrals once they arrive to their community. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - El Salvador +503 25 21 05 00 iomsansalvador@iom.int Urbanización Madreselva Pasaje H, #5, Santa Elena, Antiguo Cuscatlán, San Salvador, El Salvador Central America IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala Honduras IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 2739335.2 4675574.76 4691222.4 4706868.59 16813000.95 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-RT.1274 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is intended to facilitate the assisted voluntary return and reintegration of non-EU nationals (third country nationals) who do not or no longer meet the legal requirements to stay in the Republic of Bulgaria to their respective countries of origin worldwide. The project will provide information about the country of origin and offer voluntary return counselling to enable migrants to take an informed decision. In addition, it will offer comprehensive support in the preparation of the voluntary return travel, assistance in transit and upon arrival, and reintegration assistance in the country of origin. Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bulgaria +359 2 939 47 74 iomsofia@iom.int 77 Tzar Assen street, Sofia 1463, Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 688021.29 937299.72 992797.28 943109.31 229595.55 3790823.15 Bulgaria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RT.1309 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will contribute to the management of return migration in Slovakia though the provision of assisted voluntary return and reintegration support to migrants returning to country of origin from Slovakia. It will provide basic return and reintegration services to migrants who wish to return home, while eligible migrants will benefit from reintegration assistance. Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Slovakia +421 2 52.63.15 97 bratislavainfo@iom.int ;bratislavaavr@iom.int;mic@iom.int Grösslingová 35, Bratislava 811 09, Slovakia Slovakia Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 394400.9 316423.43 236783.31 947607.64 Slovak Republic - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-RT.1325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Lithuania +370 618 00387 iomvilnius@iom.int https://lithuania.iom.int/ A. Jaksto 12, 5h floor, Vilnius LT-01105, Lithuania IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Lithuania Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified 77597.52 160317.44 170457.4 88033.02 496405.38 Lithuania - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-RT.1329 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will provide sustainable reintegration support to 16,217 individual returnees from Europe to Afghanistan which indirectly also benefits their communities. IOM will implement individualized, community-based and structural-level (Directorates of Refugees and Repatriation (DoRRs) and Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation (MoRR)) interventions aimed at the provision of reintegration support and enhanced access to livelihood support services, as well as accurate information on safe migration practices. The action will also provide technical and vocational education and training (TVET) – skills development and financial assistance to the small and medium enterprise (SME)-sector in Afghanistan, as well as capacity building to key national institutions to support an efficient and sustainable return and reintegration approach as being a central part of both European, regional, and Afghan migration policy and practice. Finally, through sound monitoring, evaluation, analysis and learning, the project will contribute to informing future return, reintegration and development interventions in Afghanistan. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 7252664.56 9051832.73 8559757.9 8687076.73 9089610.83 8068839.92 6207895.97 56917678.64 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RT.1343 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will identify gaps in the state and private migration processes and strengthen the mechanisms to ensure that Bangladeshi migrants returning from Europe and other destination or transit countries receive efficient, reliable and accessible migration services in order to ensure safe migration and more sustainable reintegration experiences. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 3079227.85 3285546.23 3146509.42 3100393.4 3278625.43 2382200.66 18272502.99 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RT.1353 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This action contributes to the original initiative “EUTF-IOM initiative for migrant protection and reintegration in Africa”. The initiative covers 14 countries and is made up of specific actions in the 14 countries where it will be implemented. The activities will therefore be mainly implemented at national level but will be coordinated at the regional level in order to ensure harmonization of activities in the different countries and to ensure coherence of the initiative. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cote d'Ivoire +225 22 52 82 00 iomabidjan@iom.int Cocody les II Plateaux Vallon Lot N° 1616 Rue L107, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 468846.01 816043.06 771681.43 782030.45 270020.56 3108621.51 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RT.1354 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project objective is to strengthen the mechanisms which protect and assist migrants along migration routes and ensure safer and better governed migration. The project will focus on capacity building which ensures the transfer of knowledge, technical and operational capacities to relevant state and non-state actors to ensure they are equipped to better protect and assist returning migrants through the life of the programme and beyond. Additionally, the project will facilitate assisted voluntary return which takes place from host countries with a specific focus on Djibouti, Sudan and Somalia as well as other members of the Khartoum Process in the Horn of Africa and along key migration routes. Lastly the project will facilitate reintegration activities which are open to both returnees from host countries on the indicated routes as well as from Europe. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Kenya +254 20 444 41 67 http://nairobi.iom.int/index.html Sri Aurobindo Avenue Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya Africa IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Ethiopia Sudan Somalia Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9348293.52 13764243.49 13183882.8 12968590.11 13729374.51 11058285.03 74052669.46 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RT.1363 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This action contributes to the original initiative “EUTF-IOM initiative for migrant protection and reintegration in Africa”. The initiative covers 14 countries and is made up of specific actions in the 14 countries where it will be implemented. The activities will therefore be mainly implemented at national level but will be coordinated at the regional level in order to ensure harmonization of activities in the different countries and to ensure coherence of the initiative. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Cameroon Cameroon Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 561095.66 976607.25 923517.09 937253.32 415769.07 3814242.39 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RT.1366 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This action contributes to the original initiative “EUTF-IOM initiative for migrant protection and reintegration in Africa”. The initiative covers 14 countries and is made up of specific actions in the 14 countries where it will be implemented. The activities will therefore be mainly implemented at national level but will be coordinated at the regional level in order to ensure harmonization of activities in the different countries and to ensure coherence of the initiative. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1647246.64 2357333.28 2322783.97 2456313.51 817453.54 9601130.94 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-RT.1388 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The programme contributes to the management of return migration in the Netherlands through the provision of assisted voluntary return and reintegration support to eligible migrants in the Netherlands. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8288799.6 8001981.61 7896087.3 8350010.18 32536878.69 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RT.1394 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will assist third country nationals in the Netherlands with their voluntary rectum and reintegration in the countries of origin through information and counselling, travel preparations and the provision of reintegration support and monitoring post-arrival. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Netherlands +31 70 318 15 00 Missionthehague@iom.int; iomnlhumanresources@iom.int Carnegielaan, 12, The Hague NL-2517 KH, Netherlands IOM Country Office - NL 52.08532 4.29372 Netherlands Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Sectors non Specified Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2544900.72 2544900.72 2604133.77 7693935.21 Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-RT.1433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project will operationalise an integrated approach to reintegration taking into account the recommendations of the first phase of the project by providing the tools and pilot testing specific interventions in Guinea, Senegal and Morocco. It will also provide capacity building on protection and assistance to migrants in vulnerable to violence, exploitation and abuse in Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Guinea Morocco IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 213513.18 848497.56 844642.96 813407.74 2720061.44 UK - Department for International Development (DFID) XM-DAC-47066-RT.1500 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This action contributes to the original initiative “EUTF-IOM initiative for migrant protection and reintegration in Africa”. The initiative covers 14 countries and is made up of specific actions in the 14 countries where it will be implemented. The activities will therefore be mainly implemented at national level but will be coordinated at the regional level in order to ensure harmonization of activities in the different countries and to ensure coherence of the initiative. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Return Assistance for Migrants and Governments Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2971561.12 35626581.4 33689851.8 34190959.74 35722935.9 31677031.18 21657400.02 195536321.16 European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development XM-DAC-47066-SN.0039 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items needs of affected populations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Egypt +202 27 36 51 40 iomegypt@iom.int 47 C, Abu-Elfeda Street, Cairo, Egypt Syrian Arab Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6463802.34 12934567.98 12944316.48 12944316.36 3236079.09 48523082.25 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0063 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Natural and man-made disasters - primarily drought, flooding and conflict - continue to affect Ethiopia on an increasing scale. These disasters are major drivers of displacement and have led 8.86 million people in need of humanitarian assistance across the country. With the support of the ShelterBox, IOM is providing emergency shelter and non-food item assistance to the vulnerable households across Ethiopia. ShelterBox International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 572376.48 49200 17028.68 638605.16 ShelterBox XM-DAC-47066-SN.0065 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims at improving the global, regional, national and local capacities to address future emergency/recovery shelter issues by reporting on shelter responses across regions on a systematic basis and learning from the experiences through: (1) the development and production of content, including new case studies of shelter and settlements responses, meta-analysis and long-term impact studies; (2) ensuring effective dissemination, maximizing relevant readership and ensuring longer-term engagement in the Shelter Projects publication through increased participation in the content; and (3) promoting the case studies as a learning tool to improve shelter and settlements operations and staff capacity at country and regional level and engaging relevant government authorities. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 74999.97 99999.96 24999.99 199999.92 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0066 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM, in coordination with OCHA Ethiopia and the shelter and non-food items cluster, is providing urgently needed shelter repair support for internally displaced persons in Ethiopia who have recently returned to their areas of origin in Oromia – East Wellega, West Guji zone, East Harerge zone, Somali – Dawa Zone. Assistance includes delivery of emergency shelter repair kits, basic carpenter training, and housing, land and property verification support. Implementation is being carried out by IOM and six identified partner NGOs with operational presence and shelter expertise in the prioritized locations. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2019 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 830471.63 5169528.53 6000000.16 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0068 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is scaling up its emergency operations to address the needs and improve the living conditions of vulnerable internally displaced persons in (new) spontaneous displacement sites in the eastern DRC provinces. IOM uses an integrated and participatory approach focused on engaging the beneficiaries throughout the whole project cycle in order to provide emergency shelter solutions and water, sanitation and hygiene services. Interventions are targeting spontaneous displacement sites with the greatest sectoral needs, highest levels of vulnerability and where no other service provider can rapidly position itself to respond. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2302133.8 1497867.47 3800001.27 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0071 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project uses a consultative and rigorous process to compile and assess existing shelter and settlements (S&S) subject material for quality, importance, and relevance to the activities of the S&S sector. After the core material has been identified, the project provides for the dissemination of information, education and communication (IEC) materials to facilitate rapid development of common messaging in emergency responses. The aims of this project are to establish systems to compile existing IEC materials, including but not limited to “one pager”, humanitarian construction (i.e., emergency and transitional S&S) guidance, posters and printed documents, and messaging for radio and social media. The project also aims to establish consensus on metrics for summary and review of materials and to compile a multi-format searchable compendium and relevant products. Lastly, the project aims to actively promote the IEC materials to improve capacity to rapidly provide basic, implementable, technical guidance and consistent messaging in emergency response and transitional S&S operations. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 71999.89 96000.12 32000.04 200000.05 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0090 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to strengthen the capacities of faith based and civil society shelters and improve the access to decent accommodation in Mexico. The general objective is to support the government of Mexico, civil society and faith-based actors who provide attention to migrants from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua to access accommodation and dignified basic services in government installations and in civil society organizations shelters in an environment that promotes and respects human rights. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mexico +52 55 55 36 39 22 iommexico@iom.int Calle: Francisco Sosa 267Col. Barrio Santa Catarina Del. Coyoacán, Mexico City 04010, Mexico IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with no inclusion of gender issues 845443.96 826759.38 251242.14 1923445.48 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-SN.0092 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM aims to improve the living conditions of displaced populations in displacement sites and within the host community as well as those of the host community in the provinces of Tanganyika and Ituri in the Democratic Republic of Congo by providing shelter and water, hygiene and sanitation support to affected populations. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 112536.54 2448815.51 2561352.05 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0100 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4966380.17 4898619.7 9864999.87 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this action is to contribute to improving living conditions of vulnerable populations in Venezuela through the provision of multi-sector humanitarian assistance and mobility tracking operations. To achieve this objective, IOM is: 1) Providing shelter assistance and access to basic services to people in need in Venezuela including infrastructure rehabilitation of five temporary accommodation centres, provision of equipment, direct assistance through the provision of accommodation and food, and basic services such as sanitation facilities, as well as the provision of training on shelter management to local partners; 2) Providing non-food items and hygiene kits to beneficiaries of the temporary accommodation centres as well as to five vulnerable host communities in five states of Venezuela; 3) Providing life-saving information related to access to documentation, prevention of trafficking and smuggling, gender-based violence and other forms of exploitation and abuse, and facilitating access to protection services through referrals inside Venezuela; 4) Providing information on population movements, needs and vulnerabilities through Mobility Tracking Matrix (MTM); and 5) Providing personal protective equipment and institutional kits to, respectively, personnel of medical facilities and 22 government established centres for quarantine (PASI), in order to prevent COVID-19. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) +58 212 266 41 36 iomcaracas@iom.int Urbanizacion la Castellan Quinta Ana Luisa Ira transversal, Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) IOM Country Office - VE 10.50307 -66.84803 Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 842214.16 1377729.9 2219944.06 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-SN.0104 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to provide integrated multisectoral lifesaving and life-sustaining assistance to vulnerable populations affected by the Syrian crisis. IOM's programs are needs-driven, rights-based, and gender-, age-, and vulnerability-sensitive. IOM will maintain a strong focus on humanitarian principals and accountability throughout the project. The project will also address the immediate humanitarian needs of those affected by the crisis in Syria, while supporting longer-term resilience. IOM works with a network of partners, and ensures its actions are coordinated at all levels with relevant stakeholders and interagency forums. This project will particularly focus on the shelter, non-food items and food security needs of affected populations. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Syrian Arab Republic Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Syria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1734888.18 4306149.45 6041037.63 Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-SN.0106 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This intervention provides life-saving humanitarian assistance focusing on shelter interventions to targeted internally displaced persons and returnee households living in cluster-identified priority areas across Ethiopia. The project mainly focuses on distribution of emergency shelter and non-food items and shelter repair assistance including cash for rent support and house, land and property. The targeted collective sites in this project are also supported by site management support to ensure overall coordination and inclusive response. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 986591.55 788439.3 1775030.85 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-SN.0115 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address congestions in camps and worsening living conditions due to the rainy season and support beneficiary-driven governance structures through camp coordination and camp management and shelter and non-food items interventions in and out of camps to improve the living conditions of crisis-affected populations in five Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Borno and Adamawa states in Nigeria. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Nigeria +234 814 067 11 27 iomnigeria@iom.int No. 11 Haile-selassie Street Asokoro District,, Abuja, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 297400.59 1912298.87 190302.46 2400001.92 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0120 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, IOM provides support to Rohingya refugees and host communities in Bangladesh through shelter and COVID-19 health specific interventions. IOM is providing support to Rohingya refugees through the Transitional Shelter Assistance 2 (TSA2) which aims to improve and maintain the existing shelters with shelter trainings and distribution of durable shelter materials in the IOM Area of Responsibility camps. As a pilot, IOM is also constructing 2-storey steel frame shelters which was newly designed to provide durable shelter and ease the density across camps in Kutupalong Balukhali and Expansions and Teknaf areas. IOM is involved in the key thematic areas in the COVID-19 response including case management and referrals; interventions in risk communication and community engagement; surveillance and contact tracing; support to testing through sample collection; infection prevention and control; capacity building; operations and logistics as well as lead roles in coordination and partnerships. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 857348.75 4539493.26 5396842.01 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-SN.0124 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since mid-2018, significant efforts have been directed to support the Government of BiH to expand the country’s capacity to provide accommodation, humanitarian assistance and protection to migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in the country. This action is a three-month intervention to directly provide contribution to the provisional camp being operational for accommodation of 900 migrants and asylum seekers until works on Temporary Reception Centre Lipa are completed. Specifically, this contribution covers the costs of field assistants and maintenance staff to provide for the basic humanitarian needs of migrants and asylum seekers. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 114189.83 114189.83 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0126 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Although there is no official data on the number of migrants present in the country, it is estimated that there are around 9,500 individuals, mainly concentrated in Una-Sana and Sarajevo Cantons, and to a lesser degree in Tuzla and Herzegovina-Neretva Cantons. The aim of this project is therefore to complement the current humanitarian response in BiH, mainly to cover the construction works and winterization of the temporary reception centre Lipa which will contribute to the site being operational for the accommodation of minimum 1,500 migrants and asylum seekers; and to donate a vehicle to the Public Health Institution in order to better equip them in providing health emergency assistance to migrants and host communities. Austria - Ministry of Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2020 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 364858.95 586546.92 951405.87 Austria - Ministry of Interior XM-DAC-47066-SN.0127 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 22 March 2021, a massive fire broke out in the Camps 9, 8E and 8W housing Rohingya refugees in the Cox’s Bazar District, Bangladesh. All of these camps are in IOM’s Site Management Area of Responsibility (AOR). The fire consumed the shelters and all personal belongings of thousands of Rohingya refugee families and essential facilities in the camps. With the key objective of ensuring the continuity of life-saving services for the Rohingya refugees affected by the fire, IOM is focusing and upscaling efforts on shelter/non-food items, water, sanitation and hygiene, health, site management and site development, and protection. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bangladesh +880 2 55044811 IOMDhaka@iom.int www.iom.org.bd House – 13/A. Road – 136 Gulshan – 1, Dhaka 1212, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bangladesh: Rohingya Refugee Crisis Joint Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 599596.66 599596.66 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-SN.0130 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to improve the living conditions of populations displaced by the recent floods in the provinces of Bujumbura, Bujumbura Mairie, Rumonge and Makamba (Burundi) through the provision of shelters and non-food items, support in site management / coordination, while ensuring protecting people and advocating for rights of access to land and decent housing. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burundi iomburundi@iom.int Burundi, Burundi IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Burundi Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 7228.76 742771.54 750000.30 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0132 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. The majority of the displaced population live-in collective sites or in spontaneous settlements where they have limited access to essential services, dignified and safe living conditions and lack necessary resources to sustain their families and communities. The intervention is providing life-saving humanitarian assistance focusing on shelter interventions, to targeted internally displaced persons and only vulnerable affected households from host communities. Key activities include distribution of In-kind emergency shelter and non-food items and shelter repair assistance including cash for rent support and housing, land, and property support. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 445363.04 868532.48 1313895.52 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-SN.0133 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 9 April 2021, after months of heightened activity, La Soufrière volcano erupted on Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). As of 14 May 2021, National Emergency Management organization (NEMO) reported that approximately 24,419 persons from 21 communities were displaced through mandatory evacuation of the red and orange zones to the green zone. Initially 19,989 persons resided in private homes and 4,430 in the 84 government managed emergency shelters. This project is supporting the Government of SVG’s efforts in the temporary relocation of persons internally displaced by the La Soufrière volcano eruption through strengthening the operational capacities of the NEMO to relocate the affected families to emergency shelters where they can stay till durable housing solutions are found. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Guyana +592-225-3745 iomguyana@iom.int;IOMCaribbeanCF@iom.int UN Common House 107-108 Duke Street, Kingston, Georgetown 43175, Guyana Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Emergency Preparedness and Risk Reduction Plan in the Caribbean 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 539878.41 310121.75 850000.16 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-SN.0134 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Humanitarian Needs Overview (2021), the deteriorated economic situation in Ukraine, coupled with the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic and the deriving risk mitigation measures enforced affect the living standards of the population, who strives to meet their basic needs. The situation is further aggravated by movement restrictions across the line of contact and the extremely limited inflow of essential goods. This present action aims to address crucial humanitarian needs of conflict-affected individuals residing in East of Ukraine through the distribution of coal to vulnerable households and rehabilitating social institutions for winterization. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 575105.46 563941.97 1139047.43 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-SN.0136 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is one of the most multi-hazard prone countries in South Asia, with earthquakes, floods, droughts, landslides, sandstorms, and avalanches being the most common natural disasters. In addition, conflict intensified throughout the last two quarters of 2020 and the situation is expected to continue to deteriorate following the end of winter around March. The objective of the 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 ten years. The project provides 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 also provides enhanced community level preparedness and capacities by conducting community-based disaster risk management activities in selected disaster-prone communities. Lastly the project is 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 Cluster through dedicated staffing at the national and regional levels. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9726492.65 6530507.89 16257000.54 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-SN.0137 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to the constant activity of non-state armed groups in the Lac Province, Chad, waves of people seeking shelter inland of the province are becoming more and more dramatic resulting in an increased crisis among the displaced people of the Lac Province. The project aims to mitigate this crisis in sites targeted by the humanitarian country team by distributing shelter and non-food essential items to 5,500 displaced people while using an integrated approach with the other humanitarian aid partners and ensuring a reliable mechanism for accountability to affected population. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 283034.16 316965.84 600000.00 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0138 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 14 August earthquake in southwestern Haiti destroyed buildings and homes, damaged critical infrastructure and roads. The Sud, Grand'Anse and Nippes departments were the hardest hit. As of 18 August, 136,000 families have been affected (more than 650,000 people). Many of these people have fled their homes, fearful that they will collapse, seeking refuge in evacuation shelters and host families. In addition, protection issues, such as trafficking and access to emergency services are an increasing concern for humanitarian partners on the ground, notably for the most vulnerable populations (women, girls, people with disabilities, and the elderly). The proposed intervention aims at providing critical humanitarian assistance to 45,000 vulnerable people affected by the August 2021 earthquake. This includes strengthening access activities to ensure the provision of emergency shelter, non-food items, camp coordination and camp management and protection activities. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2065777.6 434222.37 2499999.97 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0140 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Due to its geographical position, Haiti is highly exposed to frequent large-scale disasters such as earthquakes and hurricanes. The country is classified amongst the most vulnerable to natural hazards in the Latin America and Caribbean region. On 14 August, a 7.2-magnitude earthquake hit Southern Haiti severely affected buildings and homes and damaged critical infrastructure and roads, cutting off access to some areas in the southwest. Through this intervention, IOM aims at providing critical shelter/non-food item assistance to vulnerable families having partially/completely lost their homes, through the distribution of shelter fixing kits and tarpaulins. The second component of this project focuses on shelter rehabilitation notably around structural assessment and rehabilitation of selected key infrastructures moderately damaged, combined with Build Back Safer (BBS) activities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 326802.41 573197.56 899999.97 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-SN.0141 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This emergency intervention aims at providing critical humanitarian assistance to vulnerable people affected by the August 2021 earthquake, with special attention to displaced persons. In coordination with other UN agencies and humanitarian partners involved in the response, this action applies a multi-sectorial approach, including mobilizing the Haitian Civil Protection General Directorate (DGPC) to allow delivery of critical humanitarian assistance, as well as distributing critical shelter and non-food items to vulnerable families. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1380972.78 2569027.28 3950000.06 United States Agency for International Development (USAID) - BHA XM-DAC-47066-SN.0143 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Given the growing number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Centre-East region of Burkina Faso, which is considered an underfunded area regarding humanitarian assistance, IOM is proposing a targeted intervention to provide emergency shelter assistance and non-food item kits to IDPs and host community households in the communes most affected by internal displacement, namely Kouritenga and Boulgou. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 174465.58 325534.74 500000.32 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0144 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing critical humanitarian needs, with the winter season posing particular risks for families unable to adequately prepare for severe weather conditions. In responding to these needs, IOM will provide critical winterization support to displaced and otherwise vulnerable families through the distribution of Cash-for-Winterization (heater/fuel) to 8,000 families; Provision of complementary non-food item (NFI) assistance to 6,500 families (blanket and warm clothing); and Distribution of Cash-for-Shelter Repair/upgrade to 840 families. A total of 61,880 individuals (average 7 persons per family) will be directly targeted for assistance. Each of the three interventions: Cash-for-shelter, Cash-for-winterization and complementary NFI support will have different beneficiaries selected for each intervention. The beneficiaries selection will be done through joint need assessments (using winterization needs assessment tool for winterization assistance and shelter assessment tool for shelter repair/upgrade) together with other humanitarian partners in the provinces. This will be undertaken in coordination with relevant operational partners in the targeted provinces including De Facto authorities at Afghanistan National Disaster Management Authority (ANDMA) HQ and provinces, Ministry of Refugee and Repatriation (MoRR) and Directorate of Refugees and Repatriation (DoRRs). IOM will also closely coordinate the assessment and distribution with UNHCR, as both agencies have CERF funding for complementary activities. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1087916 2412083.88 3499999.88 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0145 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This emergency intervention action will encompass various priority sectors aimed at alleviating the most urgent needs of August 14th, 2021 earthquake affected people, with special attention to displaced persons and laying the ground for further interventions fostering early recovery. Specifically, the project will strengthen coordination mechanisms to ensure the efficiency of humanitarian aid delivery and provide critical non-food item assistance to vulnerable families having lost their homes. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 264752.12 1132607.47 1397359.59 European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection XM-DAC-47066-SN.0146 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention aims to improve the living conditions of conflict-affected populations residing in displacement sites and host communities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Through this project, IOM is providing shelter (rehabilitation and construction of transitional shelters) and camp coordination and camp management assistance to internally displaced persons and returnees (including people with disabilities) in Ituri and North Kivu provinces. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) ZONGO, Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 359746.18 640253.42 999999.60 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0148 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project allows IOM, as co-lead of the Shelter and NFI Working Group which is directed by the Ministry of Humanitarian Action and Disaster Management, to provide emergency humanitarian assistance to 4,000 households, or 28,000 most vulnerable displaced persons in the regions of Diffa, Maradi, and Tillabéri in Niger. This assistance through shelter and non-food item (NFI) support enables IOM to mitigate protection risks for affected populations and reduce their condition of instability. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Niger +227 20 75 25 07 iomNiamey@iom.int ISSA BERI Rue YN-127MALI BERO, Niamey, Niger IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Lake Chad Basin Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 823218.29 1197781.71 2021000.00 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0149 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project suggests a multisectoral intervention that addresses humanitarian needs and builds resilience of the conflict-affected population in Luhansk non-government controlled area. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 366566.63 42433.14 408999.77 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds (Ukraine) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0150 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As winter approaches, it is imperative to support the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) in finding immediate solutions to open the new Temporary Reception Centre (TRC) Lipa and ensure the urgent work that was planned is finalized. This intervention therefore contributes to the ongoing humanitarian response in BiH, providing for critical aspects of the functioning of the TRC Lipa what will ensure timely opening and delivery of safe, dignified reception and accommodation services to up to 1,500 migrants and asylum-seekers. Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 149912.8 174512.68 324425.48 Switzerland - Federal Department of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-SN.0151 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention will provide lifesaving humanitarian assistance focusing on shelter and non-food item interventions to targeted internally displaced persons and vulnerable affected households in host communities. The proposed project intervention will target the affected population in cluster-identified priority locations of Tigray, Amhara and Afar regions in Ethiopia. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 710022.32 189978.22 900000.54 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-SN.0152 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 2021-2022 Joint Winterization strategy highlights high needs over the winter season in Afghanistan. This will be critical as many - particularly internally displaced persons and returnees who reside in open spaces or in congested informal settlements - are left in poor, unhygienic and undignified living conditions with little access to basic services. This project is focused on the provision of cash-for-winterization, cash-for-non-food items, and in-kind distributions (winter clothing and blanket) in six provinces to 2,300 internally displaced families and other vulnerable groups in Afghanistan. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 993021.57 317167.44 1310189.01 MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-SN.0153 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project to support the new Temporary Reception Centre (TRC) Lipa, which will accommodate up to 1,500 migrants, and be managed directly by the Ministry of Security (MoS) of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), through the Service for Foreigner Affairs (SFA). This intervention will ensure access to systematic and protection-sensitive reception and accommodation services in TRC Lipa, specifically covering the costs of field assistants providing front-line assistance to migrants in transit, as well as social workers assisting vulnerable migrants, and team leaders providing camp coordination and management support. Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Bosnia and Herzegovina +387 33 955 200 missionsarajevo@iom.int Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Bosnia and Herzegovina Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 362920.19 65822.95 428743.14 Switzerland - State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) XM-DAC-47066-SN.0155 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The crisis in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, has rapidly escalated as a result of conflict, insecurity and violence, leaving an estimated 1.3 million people in need of urgent humanitarian assistance and protection in 2021. Through this project, IOM aims to support the displaced households following the insecurity in Cabo Delgado. IOM and shelter partners are prioritizing households whose access to shelter and non-food items (NFIs) has been affected, with no coping mechanism nor capacity to recover, such as households headed by persons in vulnerable situations. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 575967.67 575967.67 Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-SN.0160 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM, through its implementing partner, is targeting an intervention in communes severely affected by recent displacement, including those of Barsalogho and Bouroum. This intervention addresses the emergency shelters and non-food item needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Burkina Faso +226 25 37 40 38 oimburkinafaso@iom.int http://rodakar.iom.int Ouaga 2000 Arrondissement 12, Secteur 52,, Ouagadougou 01 01BP6067, Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Central Sahel Crisis Response Plan 2021 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 59072.81 440927.13 499999.94 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0163 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Thailand +66 2 343 9300 IOMBangkok@iom.int http://th.iom.int 18th floor,Rajanakarn Building 3 south Sathorn Road. Sathorn, Bangkok 10120, Thailand IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2020 - 2022 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 1739554.85 1739554.85 MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund XM-DAC-47066-SN.0164 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM aims to provide lifesaving assistance through shelter, non-food items, and multi-purpose cash assistance for the most vulnerable people affected by the ongoing hostilities in Ukraine. This project aims to maintain and restore the dignity of people affected by conflict, address the essential needs of the most vulnerable people when they are unable to do so themselves because of the ongoing hostilities and the loss of livelihoods, and mitigate protection risks or gaps. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ukraine Kharkiv 61000, Ukraine Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ukraine Crisis Response Plan 2021 - 2023 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4499999.03 4499999.03 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0165 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The intervention is providing lifesaving humanitarian assistance focusing on emergency shelter and non-food items interventions to targeted internally displaced persons and vulnerable affected households in host communities of Somali and Oromia regions in Ethiopia. UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Ethiopia P.O.Box 25283 Code 1000, Ethiopia Ethiopia Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 443999.99 443999.99 UNITED NATIONS OFFICE FOR THE COORDINATION OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS (OCHA) - Country Based Pooled Funds XM-DAC-47066-SN.0167 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 26 January 2022, the Government of Malawi (GoM) declared a state of disaster following Tropical Storm Ana, which led to severe flooding across some districts, especially in Southern Malawi. A joint inter-agency assessment team was deployed to the heavily affected districts, which estimates that 112,779 people have been displaced by floods and are living in 122 displacements sites, such as collective centres, across the worst affected districts. A large proportion of the sites identified constitute internally displaced persons (IDP) settlements at collective centres (primarily schools and churches). While sites require basic infrastructure and upgrade assistance, shelter and non-food items (NFIs) are urgently required to reduce protection concerns and ensure basic humanitarian standards, particularly to enable the return of IDPs and decongest the displacement sites and enable recovery. Through this project, IOM is supporting the district authorities while working directly with the 12 largest sites to model and mentor improved identification of the differentiated needs of men, women, boys and girls and vulnerabilities; conducting emergency site improvement projects; and providing shelter and NFI kits to the most vulnerable households that have been affected by Tropical Storm Ana in Chikwawa and Nsanje districts. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Malawi iommalawi@iom.int Sogecoa Golden peacock Hotel 97 Off Presidential high way, Area 13, Lilongwe +265, Malawi IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 600000 600000.00 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0168 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 24 February 2022, conflict broke out in Ukraine when the Russian Federation launched a broad miliary offensive following months of steadily increasing tensions. As a result, immediately before and during the crisis, a huge increase in migratory flows has been seen from Ukraine. As of 1 March, it is estimated that over 600,000 migrants have left Ukraine to neighbouring countries, with a further 160,000 estimated to be internally displaced. Most migrants fled to neighbouring Poland, with figures placing arrivals from Ukraine at 377,400, while others fled to Hungary (62,730), Slovakia (31,922), Romania (83,635), the Republic of Moldova (51,154) and Belarus (700).Against this backdrop, IOM aims to provide lifesaving assistance and ensure accessibility of basic healthcare service provision for those most vulnerable displaced by the ongoing hostilities in Ukraine, particularly women, children, older persons and persons living with disabilities and/or chronic diseases. Furthermore, through this project, IOM aims to maintain and restore the dignity of people affected by conflict providing temporary shelter assistance to affected populations, where shelter conditions are inadequate inside Ukraine and in border areas in neighbouring countries. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland Eastern Europe IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.04772 Hungary IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) IOM Country Office - PL 52.2265723 21.0232421 Poland IOM Country Office - RO 44.44392 26.10982 Romania Slovakia Ukraine Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12000000.08 12000000.08 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-SN.0173 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 11 March 2022, Tropical Cyclone Gombe made landfall in Mozambique with gusts of winds between 165 and 230 km/h. The storm brought heavy rainfall and intense winds mainly affecting the provinces of Nampula and Zambezia, but also the provinces of Niassa, Tete and Sofala. The storm caused flash floods, landslides, and flooding as it moved further inland. According to the National Institute for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction (INGD) more than 736,015 people in Mozambique have been affected by the storm. Under this project, IOM is increasing the capacity of Shelter Cluster partners to respond and address the immediate shelter and non-food item needs of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and other affected communities in the provinces of Nampula and Zambezia, affected by Tropical Cyclone Gombe. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with no inclusion of gender issues 822719.98 822719.98 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0176 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is providing assistance for the rehabilitation of shelters damaged by Cyclone Batsirai and Emnati in Mananjary and Nosy Varika districts in Madagascar through cash and in-kind support as well as providing site management services for 17 temporary sites through support to the National Disaster Risk Management Office. CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Madagascar +261 20 23 308 09 iomMadagascar@iom.int Porte 108, 1er étage Immeuble SONAPAR Zone Galaxy Andraharo, Antananarivo 101, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Madagascar Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 700000.03 700000.03 CENTRAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FUND XM-DAC-47066-SN.0179 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 11 March 2022, Tropical Cyclone Gombe (category 3) made landfall in Mozambique on the coast between Mossuril and Mogincual districts (Nampula Province), Zambezia province and, to a lesser extent, Sofala, Beira, Tete and Niassa provinces. Through this project, IOM is addressing the immediate needs of the affected populations through shelter and non-food item (NFI) support including the replenishment of the shelter/NFI common pipeline, as well as camp coordination and camp management assistance. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Mozambique +258 21 310 779 Bairro Central Rua João Carlos Raposo Beirão 327, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique Shelter and Settlements Movement, Emergency and Post-Crisis Migration Management Material relief assistance and services Mozambique Crisis Response Plan 2022 Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 323793.63 323793.63 Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade XM-DAC-47066-TC.1018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the Haitian National Border Police's capacity to enforce security, to recognize the specific rights and needsof migrants and equip a pilot commissariat with dormitories and equipment tailored to the needs of the border police officers. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Haiti 28164664 11 Rue E. Pierre, Port-au-Prince TABARRE, Haiti Haiti Migration and Border Management Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 305544.38 1351410.82 1312800.94 1319565.24 989673.93 5278995.31 Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada XM-DAC-47066-TC.1027 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Overall objective of the project is to achieve EU strategic goal to open and secure borders by developing and strengthening Turkey's institutional capacity for alignment with EU integrated border management policy. In particular to enhance the development of functional, effective and integrated systems border management between Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey, which is in line with EU standards, through the enhancement of inter-agency, bilateral and regional cooperation and coordination. Türkiye - Ministry of the Interior International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye World IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria IOM Country Office - GR 37.927301 23.742405 Greece IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Migration and Border Management Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility 348260.2 822664.35 822424.33 869702.79 566151 3429202.67 Türkiye - Ministry of the Interior XM-DAC-47066-TC.1030 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project's objective is to support institutional and legal reform of migration management of Turkey, in particular through reinforcement of migration management legislative and administrative capacity in compliance with EU standards and the national legal framework. It supports strengthening of the institutional capacities at local, central and international levels to implement the Law on Foreigners and International Protection and enhancing of inter-institutional cooperation in migration management and well as enhancement of human rights driven dialogue and cooperation with key countries of origin, transit and destination to improve understanding of migratory patterns and challenges. Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Republic of Türkiye +90 312 454 3000 ankmission@iom.int Birlik Mahallesi Şehit Kurbani Akboğa Sokak No: 24, Ankara 06610, Republic of Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Migration and Border Management Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 619453.45 1485371.92 1507782.36 1594460.32 1037947.37 6245015.42 Türkiye - Treasury Central Finance and Contraccts Unit (CFCU) XM-DAC-47066-TC.1079 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Belarus +375 17 288 27 42 iomminsk@iom.int Gorny Pereulok 3, Minsk 220005, Belarus IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus Migration and Border Management Regulating Migration Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1021790.31 1839303.91 1758923.79 1733144.31 1678630.02 8031792.34 European Commission - Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations XM-DAC-47066-TK.0003 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Facilitating diaspora engagement is not a new area in policies or programmes. However, the modern era of digitalization creates new opportunities and modalities for a more efficient and effective diaspora engagement, enabling larger scope and impact, easier scaling up and stronger sustainability. IOM has started embracing new opportunities created by the 4th Industrial Revolution by piloting novel forms of collaboration with diaspora communities at national, regional and global levels, as well as collecting relevant data and monitoring impact. One such unique initiative aimed at global level knowledge consolidation and collaboration is an online platform, IDiaspora.org, that was officially launched at IOM`s Council side event in October 2018. IDiaspora.org is a community driven digital venue, facilitated by IOM and an external Advisory Board, that aims at consolidating IOM`s and other partners` gender sensitive diaspora engagement experiences by providing easy access to global connections, content, commentary, business and educational opportunities on diaspora engagement. By providing support to the development of the IDiaspora.org platform, the proposed project will contribute to the empowerment of transnational communities of all genders, governments and development cooperation partners in becoming more effective in their partnership on development in the era of digitalization. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Switzerland +41 31 350 82 11 bern@iom.int Thunstrasse 11, Bern 3005, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AL 40.175556 44.51186 Albania IOM Country Office - AM 40.175556 44.51186 Armenia IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola Azerbaijan IOM Country Office - BA 43.854294 18.400153 Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin Brazil IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - BZ 17.508154765278817 -88.19954968792278 Belize Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Cameroon IOM Country Office - CN 39.945361 116.45125 China IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.94104 -84.12678 Costa Rica Cuba IOM Country Office - CV 14°54'27.59N 23°31'11.13"W" Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Dominica Dominican Republic Algeria IOM Country Office - EC -0.183278 -78.502806 Ecuador IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Ethiopia Fiji IOM Country Office - FM 6.958328 158.215713 Micronesia (Federated States of) Grenada IOM Country Office - GE 41.712788 44.759513 Georgia IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana Guinea IOM Country Office - GT 14.611083 -90.510667 Guatemala IOM Country Office - GY 6.815433 -58.163247 Guyana Honduras Haiti India Jamaica IOM Country Office - JO 32.004678 35.870356 Jordan IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya IOM Country Office - KG 42.878815 74.590034 Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kiribati Comoros Kazakhstan IOM Country Office - LA 17.969377 102.617946 Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Saint Lucia Sri Lanka Lesotho IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MD 47.0162242 28.8492943 Moldova (the Republic of) Montenegro IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar Marshall Islands IOM Country Office - MK 41.999345 21.388397 Republic of North Macedonia IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MM 16.823108 96.1273 Myanmar IOM Country Office - MN 47.9245 106.916 Mongolia IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius Maldives IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MX 19.349572 -99.173172 Mexico IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria IOM Country Office - NI 12.121389 -86.283611 Nicaragua Nepal IOM Country Office - PE -12.095031 -77.022214 Peru IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Philippines Pakistan Paraguay IOM Country Office - RS 44.82455 20.45974 Serbia IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda IOM Country Office - SB -9.42975 159.999694 Solomon Islands Sudan Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo IOM Country Office - TH 13.8 100.6 Thailand IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Timor-Leste IOM Country Office - TM 37.881877 58.367811 Turkmenistan Tunisia Tonga IOM Country Office - TR 39.883033 32.871533 Republic of Türkiye Tuvalu Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda IOM Country Office - UZ 41.282808 69.257356 Uzbekistan IOM Country Office - VN 10°49'22.87N 106°37'46.74"E" Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 14016.23 109977.36 138113.65 37892.76 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-TK.0007 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to achieve that the target government's enhanced capacity enables a conducive environment for migrants to plan for and utilize remittances. This will be enabled by increasing government officials' understanding of remittance flows and practices, through the development of a remittance research report. In addition, country specific training of trainer's manuals based on findings and recommendations from the remittance research report will be developed. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Tonga Oceania Tonga Tuvalu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 145878.89 154121.11 300000.00 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-TK.0008 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project will conduct a study on the dimensions and scope of remittances in Chad to contribute to informed decision-making that will enable the government to identify next steps to utilize remittances as a tool to support the national development efforts. As the first study of its kind, the study will address significant information gaps currently preventing evidence-based decision-making in this context. The information produced from this intervention, will also aid in identifying current challenges and potential opportunities to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment in the economic context. Through the development of a final report, including tailored recommendations for stakeholders, the establishment of an inter-disciplinary committee, the creation of a road map to guide future efforts and a guide for Ambassadors on remittances, the intervention will enhance the Government of Chad’s ability to utilize remittances for development, ultimately aiding in finding sustainable solutions to improve the livelihood of its citizens. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Chad +235 62901029 iomchad@iom.int Quartier Klémat. Rue 3256 HAD BP 6450 N’Djamena –Tchad, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 3874.1 64772.2 82654.31 48699.12 199999.73 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-TK.0009 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Project will contribute to institutional strengethening and capacity development that will lead to remittance and other flowsto increase financial service provision to marginal areas and increase household involvement in financial systems IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Zimbabwe +263 4 704 284/5 iomharare@iom.int 4 Duthie Road, Alexandra Park, Harare, Zimbabwe IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 8651.36 70220.84 21127.75 99999.95 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-TK.0010 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will facilitate the return of qualified Afghan diaspora from Iran by placing them within private and public institutions in Afghanistan to enable them to contribute to the development of the country. Additionally, IOM will increase knowledge of population flows, returns, displacement and migration through the continued implementation of IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix to ensure better-targeted, evidence-based delivery of assistance to populations in most need in priority locations. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Afghanistan iomkabul@iom.int Street No. 4, House N 27 1093 Ansari Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.535756 69.163161 Afghanistan Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 136844.72 871994.22 1008838.94 Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs XM-DAC-47066-TK.0011 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to contribute to the Youth Employment Project for Somalia (YEPS) by strengthening the institutional development of Somalia. This will be achieved through the enhancement of development plans for industries that create employment opportunities and a human resource development plan toward advancing youth employment in Somalia. To do so, selected public sector institutions will be supported and strengthened by diaspora experts, enabling an environment for youth employment. Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 56084.5 390538.78 64151.4 510774.68 Japan - International Cooperation Agency (JICA) XM-DAC-47066-TK.0016 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project will provide communications tools and a policy framework for the Government of Somalia to effectively and strategically engage with and forge a stronger partnership with the Somali diaspora by strategically engaging with diaspora as a key development actor and to align diaspora engagement to national and global frameworks, ensuring policy coherence and integrated migration governance. The project will include strategic communications toolkits for Somali diplomats/ambassadors, the connectors between the Ministry of Federal Affairs and the diaspora communities and female-focused analysis on female diaspora's contribution to development in Somalia. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Somalia Baidoa, Somalia Somalia Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 132896.47 148436.87 18666.67 300000.01 IOM Development Fund XM-DAC-47066-TK.0028 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 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. African Development Bank International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned Actual Planned Actual IOM - Senegal +221 33 869 75 30 codakar@iom.int http://www.iom.int/senegal Route des Almadies – Zone 3, Dakar, Senegal Africa IOM Country Office - AO -8.885105 13.180652 Angola IOM Country Office - BF 12.315278 -1.491111 Burkina Faso IOM Country Office - BI -3.395194 29.349833 Burundi IOM Country Office - BJ 6.3562 2.400397 Benin IOM Country Office - BW -24.661688 25.910719 Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic Congo (the) IOM Country Office - CI 5.371417 -3.989778 Cote d'Ivoire Cameroon IOM Country Office - CV 14°54'27.59N 23°31'11.13"W" Cabo Verde IOM Country Office - DJ 11.610463 43.149675 Djibouti Algeria IOM Country Office - EG 30.072358 31.221377 Egypt Western Sahara Eritrea Ethiopia Gabon IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.1911 Ghana IOM Country Office - GM 13.459042 -16.6862 Gambia Guinea Equatorial Guinea IOM Country Office - GW 11.855278 -15.584444 Guinea-Bissau British Indian Ocean Territory IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Comoros IOM Country Office - LR 6.272737 -10.74643 Liberia Lesotho IOM Country Office - LY 32.835314 13.014132 Libya Morocco IOM Country Office - MG -18.87 47.5 Madagascar IOM Country Office - ML 12.613514 -7.975383 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.99935 Mauritania IOM Country Office - MU -20.167644 57.505008 Mauritius IOM Country Office - MW -13.961291 33.799225 Malawi IOM Country Office - MZ -25.95416 32.59416 Mozambique IOM Country Office - NA -22.575017 17.100449 Namibia IOM Country Office - NE 13.527553 2.094897 Niger IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Reunion (France) IOM Country Office - RW -1.959556 30.09425 Rwanda Seychelles Sudan Saint Helena Sierra Leone IOM Country Office - SN 14.738688 -17.513822 Senegal Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.5781 South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe Kingdom of Eswatini IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad IOM Country Office - TG 6.125228 1.218694 Togo Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Mayotte South Africa IOM Country Office - ZM -15.414 28.302 Zambia IOM Country Office - ZW -17.796753 31.049016 Zimbabwe Transfer of Migrant Knowledge and Resources Migration and Sustainable Development Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 49382.53 617.51 50000.04 African Development Bank