XM-DAC-47066-CC0083 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of this proposal - Sef Ples Blong Yumi Phase II - is to support the Government of Vanuatu to strengthen disaster preparedness and evacuation procedures following Tropical Cyclones Judy and Kevin, contributing to the protection and resilience of people at risk of displacement in Vanuatu. Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port Vila, CO, VANUATU 678-29784 IOMVanuatu@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/vanuatu 4 Vila Mansion, Winston Churchill Road, Port Vila, Vanuatu IOM Country Office - VU -17.741667 168.315667 Vanuatu CCCM MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 46256.48 600313.16 307628.78 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 954198.42 954198.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 373831.78 6611.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3989.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75128.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60480.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC0101 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) activities in twelve sites in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince (MAPAP) by improving coordination with relevant actors, including site committees, local authorities, humanitarian and protection partners, and host communities. The project will extend site management activities to ensure comprehensive oversight and timely support for vulnerable populations, revitalizing governance systems within internally displaced people (IDP) sites, and providing capacity building for committee members to address protection concerns effectively. Additionally, the project will focus on improving information management, strengthening or establishing early warning systems for gender-based violence (GBV) incidents, and fostering a structured approach to enhance safety and dignity for displaced populations. With a budget of USD 900,000, this project seeks to improve the living conditions and well-being of IDPs severely affected by violence, mitigate protection risks, strengthen collaborative efforts between CCCM and Protection partners. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port-au-Prince, CO, HAITI 509-36809 oim_pap@iom.int https://haiti.iom.int/ Port-au-Prince, HT, Rue E. Pierre, 11 (Zone Ambassade Etats Unis) Tabarre 27, Port-au-Prince, Haiti IOM Country Office - HT 18.573356 -72.250443 Haiti CCCM MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 7202.57 892797.48 900000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.05 900000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.05 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 900000.05 330581.51 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 372796.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 5016.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4877.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -5535.12 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51614.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CC0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In this proposal, IOM presents a comprehensive plan to improve the living conditions among the Rohingya population in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, especially in the sectors of Site Management and Site Development (SMSD) and Shelter/Non-food Items (NFI).​ Bangladesh International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cox's Bazar, S-Off, BANGLADESH 880-34152194 Freedom Fighter Building, Parjatan Luxury Cottage(1 & 3), Motel Road, 4700, Cox’s Bazar, Chattogram/southeastern Bangladesh, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh CCCM MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Joint Response Plan for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis in Bangladesh 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 6534515.75 13134516.12 13330968.12 32999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Bangladesh International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32999999.99 32999999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18105486 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Bangladesh International Organization for Migration (IOM) 18105486 XM-DAC-47066-CS1407 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) contributes to government strategies by creatin conditions for stronger and locally accepted state presence that is responsive to community priorities. To achieve its objectives, the CSSM is working in limited number of geographic zones selected based on government security and stabilization priorities. In each location, CSSM is working with government and community partners under three stabilization outcomes relating to (1) critical civil security services, (2) essential social services, and (3) social and economic engagements. These outcomes are interlinked, as the first creates an enabling environment to pursue the second and third, and the three act together to counter VEO expansion. The CSSM is fostering national leadership and unity of effort across civilian, security and community actors through collaborative processes for analysis, planning, prioritization, and implementation, which will be articulated in Integrated Community Stabilization Approaches (ICSA). These are co-developed at the local level by community and government (civilian and security) stakeholders. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Accra, CO, GHANA 233-302742930 iomaccra@iom.int https://ghana.iom.int/ No 9 Volta Street Airport Residential Area, Accra, Ghana Western Africa IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.191100 Ghana IOM Country Office - TG 6.165610 1.231578 Togo IOM Country Office - BJ 6.346271 2.402651 Benin Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 444710.95 5155559.01 210170.18 4950495 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5810440.14 5810440.14 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3297195 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3576133.41 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 695249.13 1053300 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1252437.57 21027.21 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50420.34 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 45811.55 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 43668.2 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 64574.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 363201.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 467143.38 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 976034.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 981741.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1411 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The borderlands between the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda are characterized by porous borders, long standing cross border mobility around Lake Albert, and complex socio political dynamics shaped by conflict and colonial legacies. Insecurity on the DRC side is driven by weak border governance, competition over land and resources, illicit mining and gold trade, and armed group recruitment, resulting in recurrent displacement, limited services, and poor economic opportunities. Despite strong potential for cross border trade, development is constrained by weak infrastructure, inter community tensions, corruption, and widespread informal and illicit activities, including smuggling and human trafficking. The proposed project seeks to enhance social cohesion, security, and resilience in the DRC-Uganda borderlands by strengthening local governance, improving access to basic services, and expanding sustainable economic opportunities. The action aligns with national priorities, UN cooperation frameworks, and key regional and global commitments, including Agenda 2063, African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), EU peace and security priorities, the SDGs, and the Global Compact for Migration. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bunia, S-Off, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO BUNIA, Commune MBUNYA, nº13, Avenue Chem Chem, Quartier BANKOKO, Bunia, Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - CD -4.321946 15.269563 Democratic Republic of the Congo IOM Country Office - UG 0.340856 32.605057 Uganda Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 198807.4 4995550.88 5523098.41 6583581.37 15000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17301038.06 17301038.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6485822 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7370252.27 54408.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 120444.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 386768.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 630032.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1413 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project seeks to empower women living in border areas in Benin to take a leading role in community engagement to improve natural resources management and conflict resolution among host communities and displaced persons as well as increase their protection against gender-based violence and other protection risks. The objective of the project is to strengthen women's resilience to protection risks, the impacts of climate change and their engagement in conflict prevention in the Atacora and Alibori regions. It is grounded on two components: i) increasing safety for host and displaced women in border areas, and ii) enhancing women leadership in sustainable natural resources management and conflict prevention. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cotonou, CO, BENIN 229-66021443 RODakar@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/benin Carré 1165, LOT 97-029 Cadjehoun Rue 378-B, Cotonou, Benin IOM Country Office - BJ 6.346271 2.402651 Benin Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 68549.94 624519.06 693069 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693069 693069 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693069 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 693069 8601.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154407.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 104393.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1416 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than nine years of conflict in Yemen has destabilized communities, led to mass displacement and left millions of households grappling to meet their most basic needs. Local authorities and public service providers continued to lack resources and capacity to provide basic services, notably in areas hosting large, displaced populations. With the objective of increasing the resilience of communities to destabilizing forces stemming from the ongoing conflict, and competition for scarce resources and services, this project will improve local public service infrastructure and support social cohesion among diverse community members. Through ongoing interventions and existent community networks, IOM has identified water sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health and education infrastructure rehabilitation activities and will conduct further consultations and assessments at the start of the project to select community infrastructure projects that improve service provision and alleviate tensions in communities due to lack thereof. IOM is also conducting community building activities to further support communities in building channels for conflict resolution and trust building, so that communities are equipped to address future conflicts and stay resilient to polarizing influences. Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2024 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 692456.82 807543.18 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Kuwait - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 57388.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 76502.81 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1417 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Climate-induced migration is a major factor driving the rapid urbanization in Toliara, Madagascar, as individuals from the Great South region relocate due to prolonged droughts and food insecurity. This influx of "climate migrants," which refers specifically to two key groups of migrants - internally displaced persons (IDPs) migrating in the context of climate related disasters and economic migrants migrating voluntarily from rural areas affected by climate change - coupled with the absence of an effective registration system, poses substantial challenges to local governments in planning and delivering essential public services such as housing, healthcare, and education, which impacts both climate migrants and host communities in destination areas. The aim of this pilot project is to contribute to strengthening the government's response to address climate related migration in the urban municipality of Toliara by enabling local authorities to pilot a new structured and inclusive approach to improve climate migrant registration. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Antananarivo, CO, MADAGASCAR 261-202330809 iomMadagascar@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/madagascar Cube C, 1er Etage, Zone Galaxy - Andraharo, 101, Antananarivo, Analamanga, Madagascar IOM Country Office - MG -18.870000 47.500000 Madagascar Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 123874.9 155833.41 20291.69 300000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 8726.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1418 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Violent extremist organizations (VEO) operating from Sahel are increasingly expanding across borders into northern regions of Coastal West African (CWA) countries. Their expansion is facilitated by destabilizing factors in periphery border communities, such as long-standing patterns and perceptions of exclusion, weak state presence and a lack of economic prospects. Further, VEO expansion feeds into a self-reinforcing dynamic when the insecurity VEOs generate pushes a gradual state retreat and limits access by humanitarian and development actors. CWA countries have taken steps to respond to the threat, including political, security and development-oriented action. The Coastal States Stability Mechanism (CSSM) contributes to government strategies by creating conditions for stronger and locally accepted state presence that is responsive to community priorities. To achieve its objective, the CSSM is working in a limited number of geographic zones selected based on government security and stabilization priorities. In each location, CSSM is working with government and community partners under three stabilization outcomes relating to (1) critical civilian security services, (2) essential social services, and (3) social and economic engagements. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Accra, CO, GHANA 233-302742930 iomaccra@iom.int https://ghana.iom.int/ No 9 Volta Street Airport Residential Area, Accra, Ghana Western Africa IOM Country Office - GH 5.615483 -0.191100 Ghana IOM Country Office - TG 6.165610 1.231578 Togo IOM Country Office - BJ 6.346271 2.402651 Benin Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 629775.44 2616451.34 2376238 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3246226.78 3246226.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 733168 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1007098.9 1146040 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500052.36 497030 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 679002.73 51022.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 791612.98 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1419 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to rehabilitate and reactivate six Technical and Vocational Training Centres (TVTCs) in Aden, Lahj, and Ta'iz. This intervention will focus on infrastructure rehabilitation, including classrooms, workshops, and gender-segregated WASH facilities. Additional efforts will include equipping training centres with tools and appliances, improving accessibility for people with disabilities, and installing solar power systems for sustainable electricity. The project will promote sustainable, gender-inclusive livelihoods by providing vocational training and technical skills development to conflict-affected populations. A market-based approach will enhance employment opportunities, particularly for women, fostering inclusive workforce participation. By empowering individuals with practical skills and supporting small businesses, this initiative aims to improve resilience, economic stability, and long-term social development in Yemen's most vulnerable communities. Lastly, the project will ensure the sustainability of the targeted TVTCs by conducting capacity-building trainings for TVTC teaching staff. This will allow to ensure that the teaching staff is supported through the improved infrastructure of TVTCs and capacity-building initiatives, empowering them to deliver lessons that are effective and engaging, and make the most of the school facilities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1030382.5 1335223.18 2365605.68 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2365605.68 2365605.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352475248 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2365605.69 12008.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65521.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1420 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is a joint effort between the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and IOM and aims to strengthen stabilization and resilience efforts in South Sudan, targeting areas significantly impacted by the Sudan crisis and its resulting displacement dynamics. The geographic focus includes Upper Nile State and Juba, both experiencing growing pressure due to increased numbers of displaced populations. These locations were selected based on the scale of returns, which made even more critical working on longer-term stabilization and resilience objectives. Juba, as a key urban centre and major point of return for urban returnees, presents opportunities to implement resilience programming on a larger scale by leveraging the skills and profiles of displacement-affected populations who have relocated, and continue to relocate there. Greater Malakal continues to be a critical point of return where the two agencies can scale-up the already ongoing transition and early-recovery interventions. HH - United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 466012.34 3378777.22 2016875.15 5000000 Contracted Grant Amount HH - United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5861664.71 5861664.71 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2450095 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked HH - United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2865608.19 18487.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 217160.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1421 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Based on the identified needs and priorities, IOM proposes to implement the intervention Sustainable Urban Integration of Displacement-Affected Communities (SUIDAC) in Sub-Saharan African Cities Action in Sudan (Phase II). For Phase II, IOM considers the potential areas of intervention of the two SUIDAC objectives - listed below - and applies a community-based planning (CBP) approach to identify priorities. Objective 1: Improved self-reliance and social cohesion of DACs (women and men) in the targeted urban and peri-urban areas of Sudan. Objective 2: Strengthened readiness and effectiveness of local city administrations, national governments and regional bodies to respond to the needs of DACs in the urban areas. United Nations Office for Project Services  International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 74140.18 504045.59 504045.48 252022.74 1334253.99 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Office for Project Services  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1334253.99 1334253.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266850 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations Office for Project Services  International Organization for Migration (IOM) 266850 3343.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 31447.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1422 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Funded by the UK's Integrated Security Fund (ISF), the project aims to enhance the security of Somali women, girls, and minority groups by facilitating their meaningful inclusion in local decision-making on peace and security. Building upon the successful Women to Women (W2W) Security Pilot Project, this initiative will employ horizontal and vertical dialogues, a micro-grant mechanism, and targeted capacity building to empower women and promote their participation in security governance. It also includes strategic engagement with men and boys to foster support for gender equality and social inclusion within Somali communities. This project aligns with broader UK initiatives in Somalia, contributing to community safety and resilience across multiple regions, including potential interventions in Newly and Recently Recovered Areas (NRRAs). UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mogadishu, CO, SOMALIA 252-612777712 iomsomalia@iom.int https://somalia.iom.int/ IOM Compound, Diplomatic area between Chinese Embassy and Burundian base, Mogadishu, Benadir Region, Somalia IOM Country Office - SO 2.013475 45.306415 Somalia Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2025-2026 2b - Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 604649.68 1268510.59 1386138.6 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1873160.27 1873160.27 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1386138.6 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1848559.88 9428.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 521255.33 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1425 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Planned over a period of twenty-four (24) months, the project aims to use water as an entry point to consolidate peace in the border areas of Mali, Mauritania, and Senegal. Its overall objective is to address key fragility factors related to water use in these border regions by strengthening resource management to ensure sustainable, inclusive, and peaceful access for both sedentary and mobile communities (including transhumant and displaced populations). At the same time, it seeks to support communities’ adaptive capacities to climate shocks and hazards in order to prevent conflicts and foster peacebuilding United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dakar, CO, SENEGAL 221-338696200 iomdakar@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/senegal IOM Country Office, Zone 3, Route du Meridien, Almadies, Dakar-Fann, BP 16 838, Dakar, Senegal Western Africa IOM Country Office - SN 14.738673 -17.513829 Senegal IOM Country Office - ML 12.623597 -7.984442 Mali IOM Country Office - MR 18.110119 -15.999350 Mauritania Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 478123.87 437586.47 84289.66 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 14101.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1426 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The education system in Yemen has suffered from years of conflict and seasonal floods that have caused extensive damage to infrastructure including schools, thereby reducing access to educational services for children. The objective of the project is to contribute to the continuity, improvement of education services in crisis and displacement affected communities in Aden, Lahj and Ta'iz governorates. The project also aims to mitigate tensions in displacement affected communities due to competition for limited services and resources through expanding the capacity of schools to accommodate a larger number of students, including students among internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and host communities. King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2082065.86 51934.14 2134000 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2134000 2134000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 960300 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 960300 16259.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1427 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Communities in Kanem, Barh El Ghazel, and Batha in Chad face interconnected challenges that intensify socio-economic instability. Factors such as limited government presence, poor infrastructure, and the impacts of climate change have disrupted agropastoral livelihoods and agricultural productivity, forcing households to adopt negative coping mechanisms such as distress sales of livestock. This project focuses on two main pillars (diversification of livelihood and access to basic services) and implements targeted activities in 15 selected communities in the provinces of Kanem, Bar el Gazel and Batha. The main objective of the project is to enhance stability of communities and foster sustainable development in the target localities by addressing critical challenges related to basic infrastructure and livelihoods through inclusive governance and locally led conflict mediation efforts that strengthen social cohesion and community resilience. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - N'Djamena, CO, CHAD 235-22525359 iomcapeverde@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/chad Quartier Klemat, rue 3256, porte 206, N’Djamena, Chad IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Chad Crisis Response Plan 2025 - 2026 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1585268.62 1825095.04 75900.43 2970297 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3486264.08 3486264.08 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1307814 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1515427.58 2863.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-CS1428 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite extensive efforts to improve access to water in Yemen, the country remains one of the most water scarce countries in the world. Depleting natural resources and more frequent cycles of severe weather are making water less available for agricultural and domestic use. The water crisis in Yemen has the potential to contribute to the country's instability and to further exacerbate existing vulnerabilities faced by host, internally displaced persons, and migrant populations. This three-year program improves the immediate access to water supply, irrigation infrastructure at the watershed level, and community-led resource and conflict management to improve the overall resilience of target communities (with a focus on areas hosting large, displaced populations) to cyclical shocks. Germany - KfW – Frankfurt Am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1742845.97 2835853.92 3969790.76 567805.61 7821782.18 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - KfW – Frankfurt Am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9116296.25 9116296.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2871287.13 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Germany - KfW – Frankfurt Am Main International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3370055.32 XM-DAC-47066-CS1429 International Organization for Migration (IOM) By addressing key structural and quality-related barriers to education—including limited teaching capacity, insufficient learning materials and facilities —the joint programme seeks to create safe, inclusive, and gender-responsive learning environments that enable increased enrolment, retention, and learning outcomes for school-aged children from returnee and host communities in Eastern Chad MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Chad Crisis Response Plan 2025 - 2026 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 386824.04 13175.96 400000 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Joint SDG Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 XM-DAC-47066-CS1432 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project is a joint initiative between IOM and Bogotá’s Office of the High Counselor for Peace, Victims, and Reconciliation aimed at strengthening peaceful coexistence, social cohesion, and local integration in the city. Through participatory, pedagogical, and psychosocial strategies, the project supports victims of the armed conflict and host communities while enhancing institutional coordination for the implementation of the Local Integration Public Policy (PPIL). The initiative develops community-based processes, pedagogical actions for peace, technical capacity-building, and support for Collective Reparation Subjects. Overall, it promotes inclusive territories, cultural transformation, and sustainable local integration aligned with Bogotá’s development priorities. Colombia - Office of the District Counselor for Peace, Victims and Reconciliation (OCDPVR) – General Secretariat of the Mayor’s Office of Bogota International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bogota, CO, COLOMBIA 57-6016397777 iombogota@iom.int https://colombia.iom.int/en MAIN OFFICE BOGOTA, SOTANO, Floors 1-8, 110221, Bogota, 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 Developement 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 285527.35 1043000000 Contracted Grant Amount Colombia - Office of the District Counselor for Peace, Victims and Reconciliation (OCDPVR) – General Secretariat of the Mayor’s Office of Bogota International Organization for Migration (IOM) 285527.35 285527.35 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 312900000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Colombia - Office of the District Counselor for Peace, Victims and Reconciliation (OCDPVR) – General Secretariat of the Mayor’s Office of Bogota International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85425.28 XM-DAC-47066-CS1433 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Strengthening the Social Contract through Socio Economic Infrastructure supports communities in newly liberated areas of Somalia to strengthen resilience and improve livelihoods. The project delivers area based, integrated support that combines climate adaptive socio economic infrastructure, sustainable natural resource management, and initiatives to strengthen trust between communities and local authorities. While security gains are important, long term stability depends on restoring basic services, strengthening local economies, and reducing environmental pressures that often drive tension and conflict. The project works with communities and local authorities to rehabilitate and construct small scale infrastructure such as markets, water systems, and community facilities. These investments are identified and delivered through participatory processes, with communities directly involved in planning and co financing, helping to ensure ownership and accountability. Alongside infrastructure, the project supports climate sensitive livelihoods by strengthening community based management of natural resources and encouraging investment in climate resilient value chains. Practical approaches such as soil and water conservation, regenerative agriculture, and shared resource use help reduce pressure on scarce resources while creating more sustainable income opportunities. With support from the European Union, the project also promotes inclusive local decision making, with particular attention to women's participation in mediation, natural resource management, and livelihoods, recognizing their role in peacebuilding and recovery. European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mogadishu, CO, SOMALIA 252-612777712 iomsomalia@iom.int https://somalia.iom.int/ IOM Compound, Diplomatic area between Chinese Embassy and Burundian base, Mogadishu, Benadir Region, Somalia IOM Country Office - SO 2.013475 45.306415 Somalia Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2025-2026 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 4406263.75 5303928.02 3930463.99 200174.69 12000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13840830.45 13840830.45 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3568115.34 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4187928.8 XM-DAC-47066-CS1434 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The joint project aims to strengthen long term peacebuilding efforts and enhance community resilience across the Eastern Libyan municipalities of Benghazi and Derna. Its core focus is to support inclusive, participatory and collaborative approaches that bring together local authorities, civil society, and community members to shape recovery priorities and build a shared vision for stability. The initiative seeks to rebuild trust, reduce tensions, and promote social cohesion in areas that have experienced prolonged conflict and disruption. A central component of the project is the development of sustainable livelihood opportunities, with particular attention to women, youth, and marginalized groups who often face the greatest barriers to economic participation. Through targeted skills development, entrepreneurship support, and community driven economic initiatives, the project intends to expand access to income generating activities and strengthen household resilience. These efforts are designed not only to improve economic well being but also to empower individuals to play an active role in shaping peaceful and resilient communities. Overall, the project combines peacebuilding, recovery planning, and livelihood creation to help communities in Benghazi and Derna move toward a more stable, inclusive, and self reliant future. United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tripoli, CO, LIBYA 218-910024822 iomtripoli@iom.int https://libya.iom.int/ Hai Al Kuwait, Janzour, Alsharara Street, Tripoli, Janzour, 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 Developement Libya Crisis Response Plan 2025 - 2026 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 23972.57 295322.98 170816.45 490112 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 490112 490112 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171540 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 171540 XM-DAC-47066-CS1435 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Togo, like the coastal countries of West Africa, is not spared from the harmful effects of the security crisis in the Sahel region. Conflicts in neighboring countries have facilitated the infiltration of extremist and terrorist groups into northern Togo, particularly in the Savanes region, where incursions and attacks against security forces have increased. This situation is exacerbated by the proximity of the region to Benin's Pendjari (W) Park and the Central East region of Burkina Faso, areas where terrorist groups frequently operate. This context of security instability, violent extremism, organized cross border trafficking, and broader geopolitical pressures is producing severe consequences for local populations. The influx of refugees and internally displaced persons is placing additional strain on natural resources such as water, land, and forests, already heavily affected by climate change. The Savanes region was already the most vulnerable region prior to the crisis. Poverty remains extremely high (63.9% in 2021). Youth are particularly affected with unemployment and labor underutilization highest in the country (25.6%), with at least 30% of young people neither employed nor in education/training. The project aims to address interconnected security, socio economic, and resilience challenges to support inclusive and sustainable development in the region. United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lome, CO, TOGO 228-90670904 iomlome@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/togo Tokoin Forever, 468 rue Aképé, Lome, Togo IOM Country Office - TG 6.165610 1.231578 Togo Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Transhumance Crisis Response Plan 2020 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 16016.96 395008.48 389814.56 800840 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800840 800840 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280294 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 280294 XM-DAC-47066-CS1436 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Wadajir Nabadeed (meaning "Together for Peace") supports peace and stability in areas of Somalia that have been newly or recently recovered from al Shabaab. The project works with the Federal Government of Somalia, Federal Member States, local administrations, and communities, to help restore trust between authorities and citizens and to strengthen the foundations for longer term recovery. The project focuses on three closely linked areas: interim local governance, community safety, and access to justice. It supports government led processes while ensuring that communities, including women, youth, persons with disabilities, minorities, and other marginalized groups, are actively involved in dialogue and decision making. By bringing together local authorities, security actors, and community representatives, Wadajir Nabadeed helps address local tensions, improve cooperation, and support fair and practical ways to resolve disputes by re establishing credible and inclusive government presence at district level, enable the delivery of basic services, and strengthen the relationship between communities and the state. The project is funded by the UN Peacebuilding Fund, implemented by UNDP and IOM Somalia, and is aligned with Somalia's National Reconciliation Framework and National Stabilization Strategy. It also supports the transfer of stabilization responsibilities from UNTMIS, in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2753. United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mogadishu, CO, SOMALIA 252-612777712 iomsomalia@iom.int https://somalia.iom.int/ IOM Compound, Diplomatic area between Chinese Embassy and Burundian base, Mogadishu, Benadir Region, Somalia IOM Country Office - SO 2.013475 45.306415 Somalia Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2025-2026 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 65359.26 788245.06 723600.6 575766.47 2152971.39 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2152971.39 2152971.39 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 645891.41 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations Peacebuilding Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 645891.41 XM-DAC-47066-CS1437 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project promotes inclusion, resilience, and cross-border cohesion by expanding access to safe football infrastructure and structured, football-based engagement for children in Tajikistan's border regions. Children and youth in these areas face multiple risks linked to geographic isolation, economic hardship, border tensions, and limited access to safe recreational spaces, increasing their vulnerability to social exclusion, exploitation, and harmful coping mechanisms. In response, the initiative implemented jointly by IOM Tajikistan and the Tajikistan Football Federation, funded by UEFA Foundation for Children, will construct or rehabilitate inclusive football fields in selected border communities, creating safe spaces for children, including girls and children with disabilities. These facilities will serve as hubs for football activities, cross-border tournaments, and community events that bring together children from different backgrounds, including Tajik, Kyrgyz, and Afghan communities. The project integrates football with life skills development and child-focused mental health and psychosocial support, fostering confidence, teamwork, and social interaction. It also promotes community ownership through participatory planning and maintenance mechanisms. By leveraging football as a platform for inclusion and dialogue, the project aims to strengthen social cohesion, reduce tensions, and empower vulnerable children, contributing to long-term peacebuilding and community resilience in fragile border areas. UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Dushanbe, CO, TAJIKISTAN 992-372210302 dushanbe@iom.int https://tajikistan.iom.int/ 48 Ayni Street, Sozidanie Business Center, Block B, 2nd Floor, 734024, Dushanbe, Tajikistan IOM Country Office - TJ 38.576157 68.796036 Tajikistan Community Stabilization MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multisector aid for basic social services Developement 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 7264.64 70237.8 37837.82 100000 Contracted Grant Amount UEFA Foundation for Children International Organization for Migration (IOM) 115340.25 115340.25 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA0018 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Whereas detailed demographic information—particularly internal migration data—is collected in Cuba at the municipal level and is disaggregated by sex, age and territory, it is not always fully utilised in decision-making processes across various levels and sectors. At the same time, the limited use of migration data hampers the development of public policies tailored to specific population groups, such as women and youth, and obstructs the effective management of migration processes and territorial development. Building on the outcomes of a Phase I project, which included the creation of migration indicators and methodological guides to promote the use of migration data, this Phase II project aims to further contribute to good migration governance and sustainable territorial development in Cuba. To achieve this objective, it is expected that the provincial governments of Pinar del Río, Villa Clara and Granma will systematically and gender-sensitively use migration information in the formulation of their Territorial Development Plans (Outcome 1). Specifically, the relevant actors responsible for addressing the demographic dynamics in the provinces of Pinar del Río, Villa Clara and Granma will strengthen their technical capacities and have the necessary equipment for the production and management of migration data (Output 1.1); these same actors will increase their knowledge on the use of migration information and data for development decision-making with a gender perspective (Output 1.2); and the coordination mechanisms of the provincial governments of Pinar del Río, Clara and Granma will have recommendations and sustainability measures available to effectively manage the migration-development nexus at the territorial level and with a gender approach. IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Havana, CO, CUBA 53-72041512-15 skarakadze@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cuba Calle 18, No 110, e/ 1ra y 3ra, Miramar, Playa, Havana, Cuba IOM Country Office - CU 23.125785 -82.422251 Cuba Migration Data MIGRATION POLICY, RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS Population statistics Developement 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6901.69 101729.34 191368.97 300000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 2063.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5083.01 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 98490.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 29199.16 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) To strengthen the UN system’s ability to support prevention, and improve Human Security, IOM proposes to capitalize on its existing human mobility tracking data and analyses products by adding a Human Security Module reflecting the perception of Human Security and current and future drivers of mobility to identify pockets of instability and fragility and monitoring of dynamics and drivers of vulnerability and mobility in the Sahel. The Human Security component would be collected through direct individual surveys - filling a gap in the granularity of the insights it can provide - and would be deployed and administered in partnership with a phone poll company - an on-demand insights platform built to accommodate the data capture requirements and standards of the international development community - to thousands of individuals across Sahelian countries allowing for fast data capturing, processing and analysis. The project will allow for two rounds of data collection on individuals’ perceptions of Human Security and potential drivers of mobility in the Sahel, which will, each, generate a distinct report. A positive or negative perception of Human Security directly impacts people's decision-making on their mobility (either chosen or forced). The Human Security Module would include similar questions already collected by the SMI through KIs around economic, political, food, health, environmental, community and personal security, shedding light on what variables have the most significant impacts the perceptions of human security and mobility/migration decisions. Distinct from the SMI, this component would feed into the SMI work and subsequent analysis, allowing for a more detailed horizon scanning of migration drivers and vulnerability hotspots. United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - GMDAC, ICP, GERMANY 20-22, Taubenstr, 10117, Berlin, Berlin, Germany Middle Africa IOM Country Office - CM 3.896486 11.518369 Cameroon IOM Country Office - TD 12.123532 15.042909 Chad Migration Data MIGRATION POLICY, RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS Population statistics Developement GCRP Related - Code Not Available - IOM Only 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 10036.44 149944.55 140019.01 300000 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161520.6 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security International Organization for Migration (IOM) 161520.6 4567.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14134.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14250.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DA0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In recent years, Georgia has made notable progress in strengthening its migration data system. However, there remains a need for increased standardization of data and enhanced methodologies and institutional coordination for the development of evidence-based policies and ensuring effective migration governance. This project aims to contribute to improved migration governance in Georgia through the establishment of a cohesive and efficient migration data ecosystem which ensures that high-quality data is consistently used to drive effective policy and programming decisions (Objective). The project aims to achieve the objective through the following outcome: The Government of Georgia’s institutions apply standardized methodologies and integrate coordination frameworks for enhanced migration data collection and management. Relevant outputs include: a comprehensive and standardized methodology for disaggregated (including sex, age, nationality) migration data is available (output 1.1); relevant stakeholders have improved capacities on migration data collection and management, including gender analysis (output 1.2); a roadmap for the Public Services Development Agency (PSDA) to integrate the methodology into the Unified Migration Analysis System (UMAS) is available (output 1.3); recommendations are available to Geostat for mainstreaming migration data-related aspects into the Population Registry (output 1.4); and a coordination framework for migration data exchange, led by Geostat, is available for integration into the Statistical Working Programme (output 1.5). IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tbilisi, CO, GEORGIA 995-322252216 iomtbilisi@iom.int https://georgia.iom.int/ IOM Tbilisi, 12 Tengiz Abuladze steet 1st Dead End, 0162, Tbilisi, Capital, Georgia IOM Country Office - GE 41.712380 44.759700 Georgia Migration Data MIGRATION POLICY, RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATIONS Population statistics Developement 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 85804.29 176475.71 37720 300000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 112.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17985.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5567 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to address the challenges and needs related to civil and identity documentation for internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, host community members and Iraqi citizens repatriated from North-East Syria (NES), who have been affected by the conflict) and the subsequent humanitarian crisis, well as migrants and displaced persons affected by climate change and environmental degradation in Iraq. Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bagdad, CO, IRAQ 964-7901602250 iomiraq@iom.int https://iraq.iom.int/ UN Compound - D2, Green zone, 10002, Baghdad, Central Region, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.317930 44.406900 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 244320.23 1465921.74 949332.5 30000000 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2659574.47 2659574.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1824318.16 -20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1824318.16 8203.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 118034.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293528.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 77166.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5569 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As part of IOM's wider regional response in addressing the needs of the displaced Rohingya population, and as a part of a coordinated effort with the Government of Indonesia, international partners, and civil society, through this project, IOM aims to enhance the Government of Indonesia’s capacity in protection, fulfilment of refugees’ basic rights, and strengthening the refugee reception system in Indonesia. More specifically, the project aims to mitigate the refugees’ vulnerabilities in accordance with established international humanitarian principles while also adhering to the national regulations governing the handling of refugees in Indonesia. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jakarta, CO, INDONESIA 62-2157951275 iomjakarta@iom.int https://indonesia.iom.int/ Sampoerna Strategic Square North Tower 10 Floor, JL. Jendral Sudirman Kav 45 - 46, 12930, Jakarta, 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 Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3200000 3200000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000 3200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 75000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 75000 550000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550000 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 51119.44 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 96272.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 33440.87 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164817.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191082.03 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 150607.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 191749.23 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 390607.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 220908.57 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 568399.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5575 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the the Global Emergency Response Programme (GERP), the International Organization for Migration 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 programme comprises three components to achieve three 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. The third component is a global prioritization mechanism which is designed to ensure continuity in the support to prioritized countries through softly earmarked funding. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian GCRP Related - Code Not Available - Flash Appeal 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4634994.21 4000000 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4634994.21 4634994.21 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1034126.16 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1170960.19 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2317497.1 12101 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 223803.89 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 71.37 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 111325.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 470125.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 394763.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 237387.07 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5979.71 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2743296.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5580 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan continues to grapple with the consequences of four decades of conflict, entrenched poverty, climate-induced crises, and barriers to women’s equality and participation in public life. Despite the significant reduction in active hostilities, Afghanistan remains primarily protection emergency characterized by high levels of protracted displacement and restrictions to freedom of movement. At the same time, more than 1.9 million Afghans returned to the country in 2023, including more than 524,000 from Pakistan since 15 September 2023. Many returnees are arriving in areas already facing protracted displacement.The objective of this project is to ensure the comprehensive, evidence-informed, and data-driven response for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan through addressing humanitarian, protection and health needs of undocumented returnees. Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione Allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 610937.18 3160614.55 3500000 Contracted Grant Amount Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione Allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3771551.72 3771551.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Italy - AICS - Agenzia Italiana per la Cooperazione Allo Sviluppo / Italian Agency for Cooperation and Development International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3672612.8 2238253.67 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1008861 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1316912.46 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 974.8 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 499113.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13722.78 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 502386.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5581 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The armed conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that erupted on 15 April 2023 in Khartoum, Darfur, Kordofan and other states of Sudan has displaced over six million people and affected millions more across the country. Almost half of the population (24.7 million people) are in need of assistance and protection, which is a 57 per cent increase from the estimated 15.8 million people in need prior to April 2023. Through, this project, IOM Sudan will directly target 26,975 individuals, of whom approximately 75 per cent are IDPs and 25 per cent are host communities. Additionally, 100,000 individuals will be indirectly supported through multi-donor funded cross-border operations. Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1564334.2 1977578.43 3000000 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3541912.63 3541912.63 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2087682.67 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1165501.17 542037 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 67144 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 10053.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 26966.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 530163.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 374259.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5583 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed intervention aims to ensure safe and dignified access to accommodation and land tenure for returnees fleeing the Sudan crisis, reducing protection risks and preventing further displacement. To achieve this, IOM plans to provide rental and HLP support to vulnerable returnees in Juba and Wau. Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan World IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan IOM Country Office - AT 48.202512 16.362699 Austria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1271879.11 1059123.22 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2331002.33 2331002.33 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1043841.34 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Austria - Austrian Development Agency International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1165501.17 652.9 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 74112.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 519 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 288011.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 85539.81 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 418442.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5588 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM will implement both the SNFI and CCCM through direct implementation and implementing partners. 446 households (2,230 individuals) will be reached through IOM direct implementation, and the remaining will be reached through implementing partners in Southern and Northwest Tigray through shelter repair and reconstruction, providing a combination of in-kind assistance and cash support. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Addis Ababa, CO, ETHIOPIA 251-115570346 iomaddis@iom.int https://ethiopia.iom.int/ Kirkos Sub-city,Wereda 8,YeMez Building (Near UNECA), 251, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia IOM Country Office - ET 9.011150 38.767737 Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2024 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 26231.05 973768.95 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 150456.34 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 233707.3 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2671.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 368664.71 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 62269.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 152908.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5594 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project targets people on the move—those preparing to relocate, in transit, or newly arrived in a community. Its core aim is to connect and enhance existing services across Protection and other relevant sectors, improving responsiveness to the unique needs of mobile populations. The approach includes capacity building, provision of specialized tools, and tailored protection services, fostering integration and specialization around emerging risks linked to displacement and mobility. Activities will be delivered through both community centers and mobile teams, maximizing geographic coverage. Protection monitoring will be ongoing, in collaboration with the Protection Monitoring Working Group, to identify new concerns and adapt responses. IOM will utilize its network of 82 active Protection Community Centers as entry points for information sharing, referrals, and service delivery. Based on referrals, IOM will also provide Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to 2,000 vulnerable households, with each receiving one round of emergency cash (USD 150), aligned with CWG recommendations and SMEB estimates. Additionally, 1,525 households will receive essential Non-Food Items (NFIs) via pre-positioning and rapid response. MPCA and NFI beneficiaries will be distinct, ensuring no overlap in assistance. Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Damascus, CO, SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC 963-116121370 iomdamascus@iom.int https://syria.iom.int/ Shihab Building 27, Youth Street-East Villas-Mezzeh, Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic Syrian Arab Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian IOM Flash Appeal for Northwest Syria: First Phase Humanitarian Response 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 171481.87 2798551.07 2970032.94 Contracted Grant Amount Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970032.94 2970032.94 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970032.94 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Syria Cross-Border Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2970032.94 105629.08 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 171311.71 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 554087.99 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 524113.25 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 51245.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 49939.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 147514.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 594181.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5595 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, the conflict in Sudan has persisted since April 2023, evolving into the largest and most catastrophic displacement, humanitarian, and protection crisis in the world today. The humanitarian situation is dire, with 30.4 million people now needing assistance—half of Sudan's population—up from 15.8 million in 2022. The crisis is further complicated by extreme weather events, including heavy rains and flooding in 2024, which displaced almost 200,000 people across 15 states.This proposal aims to improve basic service provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance in key border areas, including with Chad, Egypt, and Ethiopia. Building on the current Japan-funded project, this is being achieved through a two-pronged approach consisting of: 1) improving the existing primary healthcare centres (PHCs) near international borders and internally displaced persons (IDP) gathering points with integrated health and nutrition services ; and 2) strengthening the capacity of border officials to facilitate the arrival and reception of critical humanitarian resources into Sudan, at select points of entry (PoEs). Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 178781.73 1321218.27 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 120411.35 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 3243.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22561.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 122199.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 210340.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5598 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through this project, IOM plans to provide lifesaving, humanitarian and protection assistance to crisis-affected populations in Egypt and Ethiopia. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ Africa IOM Country Office - EG 30.072574 31.221371 Egypt IOM Country Office - ET 9.011150 38.767737 Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1500000 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 375000 636039 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 636039 488961 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 488961 108.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 19673.62 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 142706.49 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 274175.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 259780.45 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 758143.91 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5600 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The human security situation in Myanmar, combined with regional mobility trends, has reshaped and complicated the long-standing mobility between Myanmar and Thailand. People are moving because of immediate and urgent human security issues, be it political and personal insecurity or economic and food insecurity. In response, IOM proposes a two-pronged approach that addresses the immediate needs of the most vulnerable affected populations, while also working with policy makers and employers to improve existing regular pathways and working conditions for Myanmar nationals in Thailand. The approach aims to deliver people-centred, humanitarian assistance while also contributing to policy level initiatives to reduce vulnerabilities and protect the rights of migrants in Thailand. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangkok, CO, THAILAND 66-23439300 IOMBangkok@iom.int https://thailand.iom.int/ 18th Floor, Rajanakarn Building,3 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, 10120, Bangkok, Central Region, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.728126 100.532374 Thailand Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 115095.86 604328.14 719424 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719424 719424 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719424 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 719424 5971.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 428 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 90112.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1155.42 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 144926 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7604.66 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 236296.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5601 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan continues to grapple with the consequences of four decades of conflict, entrenched poverty, climate-induced crises, disasters, and barriers to women’s equality and participation in public life. Despite a significant reduction in active hostilities, Afghanistan remains primarily a protection emergency characterized by high levels of protracted displacement and restrictions on freedom of movement.The objective of this project is to contribute to the continuous provision of comprehensive humanitarian response and enhanced economic resilience for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan through addressing post-arrival humanitarian and livelihood support needs of returnees from Iran and Pakistan at the borders in key locations of high return. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 250000 1250000 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 533.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15903 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 381289.2 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 192809.51 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 214280.31 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5602 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the Government of Egypt’s (GoE) Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), since the eruption of the conflict in Sudan in April 2023, 1.2 million refugees and migrants from Sudan have entered Egypt, seeking safety and security. Most arrive in dire conditions, separated from their families, distressed, and urgently needing lifesaving assistance. To respond to the crisis, IOM proposes to provide a comprehensive suite of services across the Humanitarian-Peace-Development Nexus, which will ensure that vulnerabilities exacerbated by the conflict are addressed, whilst enhancing self-reliance and strengthening social cohesion. The objective of this proposed project is to contribute to enhanced self-reliance and reduced vulnerabilities in vulnerable migrant communities fleeing the conflict in Sudan. Activities will mostly be implemented in Cairo, Alexandria, Aswan and other governorates hosting high numbers of crisis-affected Sudanese arrivals. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - EG 30.072574 31.221371 Egypt Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 212708.45 787291.55 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 16583.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109286.17 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 109353.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 190058.61 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 267971.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5606 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Multisectoral emergency response in Chad and South Sudan towards people in need affected by the conflict in Sudan. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan 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 Humanitarian Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4500000 4500000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 4500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1125000 792500 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792500 2582500 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2582500 8251.05 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 500.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 2690 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 433.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 223160.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1891002.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1744752.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5607 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This initiative builds upon IOM's experience in the Far North, North-West, and South-West (NWSW) regions, having engaged over 70,000 individuals from various sectors and communities in identifying and prioritizing their needs and objectives. The proposed project aims to deploy an integrated approach in areas affected by displacement and instability due to conflicts in these three regions, with the goal of encouraging dialogue, trust, and cooperation among different stakeholders. Through this approach, the initiative will focus on strengthening access to basic services and meaningful participation of displaced communities, with particular emphasis on women, youth, and other vulnerable groups. This includes displacement tracking through the ETT tool, mobile psychosocial support, distribution of RRM kits, improved access to potable water, and hygiene awarenessFurthermore, the project is designed to enhance socio-economic empowerment, particularly for displaced and returnee women and girls in Cameroon, acknowledging the heightened adversities and risks they encounter due to both displacement and societal exclusion. To achieve this outcome, the initiative will organize vocational training and mentorship activities, support and strengthen women-led community organizations and associations, and provide specialized assistance for entrepreneurial ventures. The project is committed to integrating a conflict-sensitive, gender-sensitive, and intersectional perspective at all phases of implementation, empowering women and girls, fostering collaboration with relevant stakeholders, and leveraging the vital support and expertise of the Government of Japan (GoJ) Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yaoundè, CO, CAMEROON 237-696164090 iomcameroon@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cameroon Derrière l'ambassade de Suisse, Yaoundé, Cameroon IOM Country Office - CM 3.896486 11.518369 Cameroon Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Cameroon Crisis Response Plan 2025-2026 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 390075.37 1109924.63 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 94425.96 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340240.14 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 352144.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5610 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mali continues to face a complex, multi-faceted crisis that is driving multi-sectoral humanitarian needs across the country, particularly in the Northern and Central regions where most of the country's hotbeds of conflict and violence are located. This project aims to respond to urgent and transitional needs resulting from population displacement in Northern and Southern Mali by reducing vulnerabilities and improving the protection and living conditions of displaced populations and host communities, with a special emphasis on women and youth. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bamako, CO, MALI 223-20297697 iombamako@iom.int https://mali.iom.int/en Faso Kanu – Badala Est près de, l’Hôtel COLIBRI, Bamako, Mali IOM Country Office - ML 12.623597 -7.984442 Mali Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Mali Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2024 2b - Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 151925.06 1848074.94 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 2000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 30470.01 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 26066.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181909.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 892982.78 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5611 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Effective humanitarian response requires collaboration and information sharing across various partners and technical sectors to provide timely assistance, save lives, and enhance living conditions. Having multiple access points through sectoral assistance to reach vulnerable populations may be considered as efficient and rapid service delivery. However, conducting numerous registrations and household needs assessments can lead to inclusion or exclusion errors, delays in aid delivery, inadequate targeting, and survey fatigue among affected individuals. The proposed action is about consolidating the best practices in South Sudan, Somalia and fostering a collaborative approach. IOM aims to extend these practices to interested organizations and consortia, inviting them to join us in this critical endeavour and replicate them in other countries. Therefore, under the proposed action, IOM aims to contribute to a collaborative ecosystem for optimizing a coordinated approach for greater impact in the global integrated humanitarian response. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nairobi, RO, KENYA Eastern Africa IOM Country Office - SO 2.013475 45.306415 Somalia IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 351044.35 367518.53 600000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 718562.87 718562.87 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 522875.82 1639.29 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 94969.42 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 181796.66 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5613 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ukraine is now three years into Russia's full-scale invasion. Increasingly complex and multifaceted humanitarian needs continue to persist nationwide, but especially amongst displaced populations, evacuees and populations in the southern and eastern regions near the frontline. This Action aims to address the most pressing, immediate humanitarian needs of the most vulnerable war-affected populations in Ukraine whilst simultaneously building local capacities. IOM is doing this through a coordinated, multi-sectoral response focused on shelter and non-food items (NFI), and camp coordination and camp management (CCCM). This Action also addresses cross-cutting issues to strengthen the capacity and knowledge of IOM and its partners, ensuring the delivery of evidence-based assistance is safe, dignified, and well-coordinated. The Action targets areas in South and East Ukraine as well as other areas heavily affected, including in North-East Ukraine. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland IOM Country Office - UA 50.452145 30.522472 Ukraine Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2262145.24 6656472.37 8000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8918617.61 8918617.61 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6400000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7134894.09 31376.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179853.45 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1683691.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 155615.4 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3199322.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5614 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Hosting nearly one million Rohingya people, Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh is one of the world’s largest refugee settlements, comprised of thirty-three extremely congested camps. The need to support humanitarian operations has become more pertinent as the crisis protracts and the prospect of a safe, dignified and voluntary return to Myanmar remains unpredictable. This is reflected in the inter-agency Joint Response Plan for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis for 2024. In line with the Joint Response Plan and with support from the Government of Japan, IOM is implementing a 12-month programme to provide support to Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char through site management and site development, shelter and non-food items, protection, water, sanitation and hygiene, disaster risk reduction, and social cohesion activities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cox's Bazar, S-Off, BANGLADESH 880-34152194 Freedom Fighter Building, Parjatan Luxury Cottage(1 & 3), Motel Road, 4700, Cox’s Bazar, Chattogram/southeastern Bangladesh, 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 Humanitarian Joint Response Plan for the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis in Bangladesh 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1002199.28 2352379.72 3354579 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3354579 3354579 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 502000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3479104.58 24596.39 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1539.67 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 60448.32 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 99345.07 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 2576.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2855.31 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 725213.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17674.58 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 340677.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5616 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Chadian returnees are Chadian nationals who were living in western regions of Sudan prior to the outbreak of violence in April 2023. Many had well established lives and livelihoods in Sudan, some running small businesses or engaging in subsistence farming. The outbreak of violence in Darfur left households with little choice but to pack what they could carry and flee over the border into Chad. Despite being Chadian citizens, many of these returnees no longer have family ties or connections to towns and villages in Chad. Moreover, returnees as Chadian citizens do not qualify for international protection provided to refugees, although they have been displaced by the same violence as Sudanese nationals. As the lead agency for the humanitarian response to returnees from Sudan in eastern Chad, IOM is focusing on delivering critical protection in emergency services and Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) in Ouaddaï, Sila, and Wadi Fira provinces. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 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 Humanitarian Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1446064.52 1481335.95 2500000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2927400.47 2927400.47 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1337792.64 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 917431.19 14450.06 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 7225.03 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 954.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 491.45 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 249122.07 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5516.22 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1017911.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5617 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Niger continues to face acute and complex humanitarian crises driven by armed violence, natural hazards such as floods and droughts, population displacement, acute food insecurity, and epidemics. This project aims to build resilience to health and humanitarian shocks caused by floods and epidemics in the Maradi and Zinder regions by adopting a whole-of-society approach. IOM is strengthening disease surveillance at key Points of Entry along the Niger-Nigeria border to address epidemics, including diphtheria, while meeting urgent needs by providing emergency shelter and non-food items (NFIs) to flood-affected populations, such as internally displaced persons (IDPs), refugees, and host communities. Additionally, the project is enhancing water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) facilities, prioritizing vulnerable groups such as women, children, and people with disabilities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niamey, CO, NIGER 227-20752507 iomNiamey@iom.int https://niger.iom.int/ Rue IB-42, Porte 125 , NIAMEY, Avenue Issa BERI, Niamey, Niamey, Niger (the) IOM Country Office - NE 13.532140 2.101891 Niger (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Niger Crisis Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 234145.14 1265854.86 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1386.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 232785.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 349876.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5618 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The healthcare situation in South Sudan is critical, with ongoing conflict, displacement, and limited access to essential services. Millions of people, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and vulnerable host communities, continue to face significant health risks, including high mortality rates, the spread of preventable diseases, and insufficient maternal and child health services. IOM South Sudan’s health response strategy is designed to address these challenges and improve healthcare access for those most in need. Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 55741.36 50000 Contracted Grant Amount Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 55741.36 55741.36 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Greece - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 52465.9 4689.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 45873.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1071.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5619 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mozambique faces a convergence of crises, including ongoing conflict and recurrent disasters. The proposed action aims to address urgent humanitarian needs in northern Mozambique, particularly in the provinces of Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa to internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and host communities. The intervention focuses on providing life-saving assistance while fostering resilience and addressing vulnerabilities through a multi-sectoral approach. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maputo, CO, MOZAMBIQUE 258-21310779 iommaputo@iom.int https://mozambique.iom.int/ N139, Rua Joseph Ki-zerbo, Sommerschield 1, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.954160 32.594160 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 373086.54 761987.24 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1135073.78 1135073.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 891861.76 1229.76 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 63723.35 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4194.98 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200147.21 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5620 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Complex mobility flows remain a dominant feature in the region, stemming from the ongoing multi-dimensional crisis in Myanmar. The systematic human rights violations against the Rohingya people and the February 2021 military takeover in Myanmar have forced people to flee the country, and seek refuge in neighbouring countries including Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand. This, combined with both the increasing risk of famine as well as the forced conscription of Rohingya in Myanmar has led to an increase in maritime and land movements to neighbouring countries. Through this action, IOM provides multi-sectoral assistance for the benefit of Rohingya refugees. Sectoral assistance includes Health, Non-Food Items, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, Shelter, Protection and multi-purpose cash grants to new arrivals and residual caseloads. IOM continues to gather, analyze and share data on complex mobility in the region with a particular focus on land and maritime movements of Rohingya refugees and cross-border mobility between Myanmar and Thailand, building on the robust methodology developed previously. This information will be used to guide the delivery of assistance and serve as the evidence base to develop advocacy to inform decision making of humanitarian agencies and policy at regional and national levels. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangkok, CO, THAILAND 66-23439300 IOMBangkok@iom.int https://thailand.iom.int/ 18th Floor, Rajanakarn Building,3 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, 10120, Bangkok, Central Region, Thailand South-eastern Asia IOM Country Office - TH 13.728126 100.532374 Thailand IOM Country Office - KH 12.565700 104.991000 Cambodia IOM Country Office - ID -6.216728 106.818229 Indonesia IOM Country Office - MY 3.130278 101.699167 Malaysia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Myanmar Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1489686.21 1365791.64 2450000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2855477.86 2855477.86 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1120000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1248606.47 560000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 654205.61 280000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 326340.33 20515.36 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28185.05 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206895.11 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 42871.63 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 479964.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5623 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the conflict began on April 15, 2023, over 1.1 million people have crossed into South Sudan, with 72 per cent being South Sudanese returnees. Many arrive exhausted and stranded in remote border areas, requiring onward transportation assistance (OTA). Through this funding, the International Organization for Migration provides life-saving support through movement assistance to nearly 4,000 stranded and vulnerable returnees affected by the Sudan crisis. This assistance mitigates the physical, health and protection risks associated with displacement, ensuring that conflict-affected individuals experience safe and dignified human mobility. Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 906453.95 1250000 Contracted Grant Amount Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 906453.95 906453.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1250000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada International Organization for Migration (IOM) 901875.9 11128.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 154891.78 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555450.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) -1260 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 103919.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5627 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan continues to face a critical humanitarian crisis, with 9.3 million people in need due to conflict, displacement, and climate shocks, including severe flooding. Economic instability, inadequate services, and an influx of returnees from Sudan have worsened vulnerabilities, driving urgent water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), protection, and shelter needs across the country.This Action contributes to addressing protection risks while alleviating the humanitarian needs of vulnerable groups, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees from Sudan, and host communities. IOM is providing lifesaving multi-sectoral assistance in a safe, dignified, and inclusive manner. IOM’s intervention focuses on WASH, shelter and non-food items (S-NFI), camp coordination and camp management (CCCM), protection, and cash services tailored to the needs of the affected populations. To strengthen the response, IOM continues to provide evidence-based data by enhancing information management through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and, as part of its Core Pipeline role, procure and preposition WASH and S-NFI kits for the most affected communities. Considering the ongoing Sudan conflict and the continued influx of returnees, IOM will continue to provide onward transportation assistance (OTA) for returnees stranded at border points and deliver emergency aid at transit centres. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4765344.04 5860393.86 9000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10625737.9 10625737.9 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5504587.16 2400000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2780996.52 25848.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 39457.94 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2088106.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2676199.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5628 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya population in Bangladesh, 2025 marks the eighth year since their mass displacement from Myanmar. While the Government of Bangladesh and the international community have maintained immediate provisions for lifesaving assistance, the needs are immense and complex challenges continue to emerge in the response. Through this project, IOM is improving the quality of lives and reducing the vulnerability of Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar through a multi-sectoral response. IOM is contributing towards this goal through site management and site development activities; the provision of shelter and non-food items; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH);protection services enhancement of reporting mechanisms and increasing awareness on protection against sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), as well as strengthening the capacity of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group for PSEA; and provision of integrated healthcare support to communities through the non-governmental organization, Friendship. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cox's Bazar, S-Off, BANGLADESH 880-34152194 Freedom Fighter Building, Parjatan Luxury Cottage(1 & 3), Motel Road, 4700, Cox’s Bazar, Chattogram/southeastern Bangladesh, 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 Humanitarian Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2024 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6817955.85 3405621.38 7545000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10223577.24 10223577.24 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3750000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5067567.57 45000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 60975.61 3750000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5122950.82 5867.9 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 423625.22 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 6538.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 22081.27 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 966149.84 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 110244.41 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1408872.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5630 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is characterized by structural and systemic challenges, including significant gender inequality, a constrained rights environment, inadequate essential services, a struggling economy, prolonged food insecurity, and frequent natural disasters and climatic shocks. Through this project, IOM ensures a comprehensive and data-driven response for vulnerable migrants in Afghanistan through addressing humanitarian, protection and health needs of undocumented returnees. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9553697.3 7157532.65 12500000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16711229.95 16711229.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 11000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 14610159.9 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2005347.59 -1284.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2579157.72 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1608913.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20140.86 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3757341.32 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5633 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory continues to deteriorate. Nearly 90 per cent of Gaza’s population – approximately 1.9 million people – have been displaced, over half of them children. People have been forced to move repeatedly, leaving possessions behind as homes, services and community infrastructure are largely destroyed. Lacking access to safe, private or dignified shelter, families are living in makeshift shelters, tents or even outdoors. Access to essential life-sustaining services, including hospitals and clinics, and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) systems, is severely limited.IOM aims at addressing the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza by implementing a multi-sectoral approach designed to address acute shelter, WASH, and site management needs. These interventions aim to enhance operational capacity while ensuring that displaced populations have access to safe, dignified shelter and essential services. IOM is also strengthening logistical networks, pre-position supplies and support local actors to ensure timely delivery of aid. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ramallah, CO, PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES 970-20227365140 ROCairo@iom.int https://mena.iom.int/ Ramallah, Palestinian Territories IOM Country Office - PS 31.788012527104772 35.22726240146028 Palestinian Territories Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Escalation of Hostilities in the OPT Flash Appeal 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 5069382.79 4511455.53 8000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9580838.32 9580838.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5600000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6422018.35 800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 924855.49 448142.41 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Civil Society Organizations 67377.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1508062.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5634 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is characterized by structural and systemic challenges, including significant gender inequality, a constrained rights environment, inadequate essential services, a struggling economy, prolonged food insecurity, and frequent disasters related to natural hazards and climatic shocks. Through this project, IOM is addressing humanitarian protection and health needs of vulnerable returnees at the border with Iran and Pakistan and in the provinces of return through direct assistance that aims at reducing their vulnerability and increasing their capacity to address protection risks. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 16857500.63 11898367.91 24500000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 28755868.54 28755868.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8918617.61 4400000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5045871.56 7200000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8323699.42 2881646.48 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3249.34 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1855596.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2817647.81 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2966282.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5635 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under this project, in line with the Refugee Response Plan: Ukraine Situation (2025), the International Organization for Migration (IOM) is responding to the most urgent needs, and reduce and mitigate underlying vulnerabilities and risks, by providing life-saving assistance and protection support to migrants, displaced people and affected communities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine (RO AT), Response, L2 World IOM Country Office - HU 47.509367 19.047720 Hungary IOM Country Office - CZ 50.108949 14.444693 Czechia Estonia IOM Country Office - PL 52.226707 21.025463 IOM Country Office - PL 50.067083 19.936417 Poland IOM Country Office - RO 44.443920 26.109820 Romania IOM Country Office - SK 48.144583 17.117500 Slovakia IOM Country Office - AT 48.202512 16.362699 Austria IOM Country Office - BG 42.687292 23.317151 Bulgaria IOM Country Office - BY 53.910306 27.587111 Belarus IOM Country Office - LT 54.690047 25.276089 Lithuania IOM Country Office - LV 56.949914 24.103796 Latvia IOM Country Office - MD 47.016224 28.849294 Republic of Moldova Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 12420000 12420000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 12420000 12420000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5607682 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5607682 6812318 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6812318 107443.16 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 1852185.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 297.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 205773.34 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 51800.9 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3969149.93 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 497958.47 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 325002.96 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4874336.57 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5636 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) reports over 1.1 million people have crossed into South Sudan since the outbreak of conflict in April 2023 with majority (68%) of those crossing being South Sudanese. According to the inter-agency update conducted by UNHCR in January 2025, healthcare services remain critically overstretched. In addition, access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services continues to be critically limited. Through this project, IOM continues to strengthen cross-border epidemic disease surveillance to enhance early detection, readiness and response to disease outbreaks and to continue provision of comprehensive Primary Healthcare. In addition, the project facilitates the bulk procurement and prepositioning of emergency WASH supplies. These resources will be distributed to WASH Cluster partners to respond to the cholera emergency. South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 433333 433333 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433333 433333 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433333 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 433333 238789.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 760.92 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 169818.74 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5637 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​In Mexico, internal displacement is an ongoing issue due to a number of diverse and multi-factors drivers including environmental challenges, economic shifts, infrastructure development and security concerns. This project aims to contribute to improved multisectoral, coordinated and targeted protection responses and prevention mechanisms for internally displaced persons and communities at risk of displacement in Mexico. ​To achieve this, an updated gender-sensitive comparative case study on inter-institutional coordination mechanisms on differential IDP and host community protection will be made available to policymakers (Output 1.1); an inclusive guide for the recovery and re-establishment of identity documents, as well as registration processes, will be made available to support the development of regulatory recommendations in Chiapas (Output 1.2); and authorities in Tijuana will have access to technical support to operationalize the evidence-based recommendations developed during phase 1 (Output 1.3). Finally, local authorities and human rights organizations in Oaxaca will have access to an assessment, action plan, guide and gender-sensitive training in conflict prevention and management to address the root causes of internal displacement (Output 2.1). By achieving these outputs, it is expected that federal, state and local stakeholders in Mexico effectively utilize up-to-date research and implement evidence-based recommendations, incorporating intersectional gender analysis to protect IDPs and communities at risk (Outcome 1); and that the state authorities in Oaxaca effectively utilize gender-sensitive, inclusive and protection-centered community stabilization and alternative conflict resolution tools to prevent internal displacement and ensure IDPs protection (Outcome 2). ​ IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ciudad de Mexico, CO, MEXICO 52-5555363922 iommexico@iom.int https://mexico.iom.int/en Presidente Masaryk 101, Piso 18, Colonia Polanco - V Sección, Alcaldía Miguel Hidalgo, CP 11560, Ciudad de México, 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 Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 138108.89 135744.71 26146.4 300000 Contracted Grant Amount IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 300000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Internal Funding IOM Development Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 20437.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5639 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the beginning of 2025, Wadi Fira province in eastern Chad has seen a sharp increase in the number of Chadian returnees, primarily fleeing the escalating conflict in North Darfur (Sudan), including violence near Zam Zam camp and Al Fasher. To address urgent needs, IOM is providing multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) to returnee and host community households. The intervention aims to alleviate immediate hardship, support self-reliance, and reduce pressure on overwhelmed host communities. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 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 Humanitarian Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 46557.69 453442.31 500000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 199550.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5640 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The 2025 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) prioritize three shocks: violence, mixed movements, and climate-related events like storms, floods, and droughts, requiring a coordinated response. As protection risks continue to grow, gender-based violence remains a daily threat, the escalation of territorial conflicts heightens risks for human rights defenders and rural communities, and more Hondurans face threats to their lives, integrity or liberty. Additionally, the 2025 electoral process further heightens the risk profiles of vulnerable populations, exacerbating the context. In response to this context, and in line with the HNRP 2025 priorities, under this proposal, IOM proposes an inclusive strategic protection approach to improve and scale up the humanitarian response in affected communities, reception and shelter centres. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Tegucigalpa, CO, HONDURAS 504-22377460 iomtegucigalpa@iom.int https://rosanjose.iom.int/en/honduras casa No 203/516, Colonia Palmira, Calzada Brasilia, Tegucigalpa (USRAP TGU), Honduras IOM Country Office - HN 14.102750 -87.195389 Honduras Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Honduras Necesidades Humanitarias y Plan de Respuesta 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 331155.99 460844.01 792000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792000 792000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 792000 1223.06 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 30173.55 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5641 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Rubkona and Malakal Counties are facing critical water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) needs having been classified as Band A locations by the Needs Analysis Working Group (January 2025), indicating extreme humanitarian conditions. The situation is further exacerbated by an ongoing cholera outbreak. Clean water access and wastewater management systems are under immense strain. This proposal seeks to sustain critical WASH and camp coordination and camp management (CCCM) services for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Bentiu IDP Camp and Malakal Protection of Civilians (PoC) site, amid deteriorating humanitarian conditions, the ongoing cholera outbreak, and escalating funding gaps. South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2b - Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 2000000 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 2000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 390747.24 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 318 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1228954.05 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5642 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The transition to a State-led migration and asylum response in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is an important process which has been supported by the EU since 2021. Several milestones have been reached in recent years to transfer the ownership of the mixed migration response including the management of the temporary reception centres (TRCs) to the relevant State institutions. In support of the BiH Strategy on Migration and Asylum 2021-2025 and the upcoming launch of a tripartite Interministerial Working Group on the Transition including the Ministry of Security (Mos), the Ministry of Civil Affairs (MOCA) and the Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees (MHRR), BiH enters a new phase in the ongoing transition to a State-led migration response, where technical and human capacities of institutional partners and other organizations from the civil society will be critical to establishing well-defined systems and structures for the long-term management of mixed movements in BiH. The overall objective of this action is to support BiH in effectively managing migration by pursuing a comprehensive approach, including border management, reducing cross-border crime and tackling irregular migration. European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sarajevo, CO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA 387-33995200 missionsarajevo@iom.int https://bih.iom.int/ UNITIC Towers, Fra Andjela Zvizdovica 1, Tower A 1st 2nd and 3rd floor, 71000, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina IOM Country Office - BA 43.857158 18.406359 Bosnia and Herzegovina Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 6623072.77 9240617 13500000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15863689.78 15863689.78 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 13500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Neighbourhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15625000 18848.24 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 376362.11 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 1286824.44 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1761566.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5643 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Central African Republic (CAR) has been facing a persistent humanitarian crisis for several years, the harmful consequences of which are severely affecting the population. As part of this project, IOM is planning an appropriate, coordinated, and effective humanitarian response to the urgent needs of populations affected by new shocks in CAR. This project is based on two pillars: a rapid emergency response to crises, and the provision of critical, up-to-date information on displacement dynamics and the needs they generate. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangui, CO, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 236-221338696200 RODakar@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/central-african-republic SICA 1, Bonga-Bonga, Ex studio JOWICE, Avenue David Dacko - PK4, Bangui, Central African Republic IOM Country Office - CF 4.382364 18.552392 Central African Republic Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Central African Republic Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 296486.98 1527042.44 1550000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1823529.41 1823529.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1240000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1424245.64 21617.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5644 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As per the Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan (HNRP) for 2025, over 18,400 families affected by floods in Afghanistan remain in tents or damaged homes due to limited resources for repairs. With this funding envelope and in line with HNRP, IOM is prioritizing shelter repair solutions to disaster-affected populations as well as the rehabilitation and construction of water sources damaged by natural hazard-induced disasters during 2024–2025 in underserved areas, aiming to enhance access to clean and safe water for drinking, sanitation, and hygiene. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 491259.13 1229764.33 1721023.46 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1721023.46 1721023.46 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1721023.46 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1721023.46 114562.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 611394.47 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 234189.92 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5645 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Severe humanitarian needs remain across Yemen, especially for families living in protracted displacement, conflict-affected host community members and vulnerable migrants. In 2024, an escalation in conflict, disease outbreak and severe weather incidents greatly impacted numerous already vulnerable households in Yemen, leading to more than 19 million individuals in need of assistance in 2025. The proposed multisectoral intervention ensures the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs), host community members, and migrants throughout the country have access to core services to meet urgent needs and contribute to safe and dignified living conditions. The intervention not only addresses immediate needs but also contributes to reducing dependency on humanitarian assistance by promoting local ownership, integrating progressive exit strategies from emergency solutions, and building productive capacities of vulnerable households, in addition, to supporting displaced populations outside of sites and the surrounding host community. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Yemen Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 11859039.36 3490330.63 13400000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15349369.99 15349369.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6640000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 7757009.35 4080000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4788732.39 2400 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Government Entities 17212.03 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 389469.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 442440.4 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2010593.46 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5646 International Organization for Migration (IOM) More than two years after the devastating earthquakes that struck Türkiye in 2023, the country continue to face significant and complex humanitarian needs. Through this action, IOM is providing critical multisectoral support to displaced populations in Türkiye, through coordinated and evidence-based assistance. In coordination with national and local authorities as well as key humanitarian partners, and inter-agency coordination mechanisms, IOM is providing: i) Water, Sanitation, Hygiene (WASH) services, and ii) multipurpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) services in priority locations identified though Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) assessments. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ankara, CO, Türkiye 90-3124543000 ankmission@iom.int https://turkiye.iom.int/ IOM CO Ankara Annex Office, Ilkbahar Mahallesi Konrad Adenauer Caddesi No: 61, Cankaya, Ankara, Türkiye IOM Country Office - TR 39.883890 32.872540 T�rkiye Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Syrian Arab Republic Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 635640.58 1387888.84 1720000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2023529.41 2023529.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1200000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1401869.16 176000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 206572.77 79363.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 10489.41 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 129868.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5647 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Regional Cooperation Arrangement (RCA) is a mechanism through which IOM supports the Government of the Republic of Indonesia in addressing irregular migration issues through regional cooperation. Through this mechanism, IOM assists refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia with safe accommodations and basic assistances, including health services, mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), formal and informal education, and assisted voluntary return and reintegration (AVRR). Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Jakarta, CO, INDONESIA 62-2157951275 iomjakarta@iom.int https://indonesia.iom.int/ Sampoerna Strategic Square North Tower 10 Floor, JL. Jendral Sudirman Kav 45 - 46, 12930, Jakarta, 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 Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 11815363.35 11842636.65 23658000 Contracted Grant Amount Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 23658000 23658000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6841143 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 6841143 3350854 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Australia - Department of Home Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3350854 1307766.43 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3174488.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1268291.58 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3067721.8 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5648 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For over 13 years, north-east Nigeria has faced a protracted humanitarian crisis marked by conflict, violence, and insecurity, significantly restricting humanitarian access. In Borno State, unsafe road travel due to attacks and abductions by Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs) poses severe risks to aid delivery. To address these challenges, IOM manages eight humanitarian hubs across in Borno State, serving as secure operational bases for humanitarian actors. These hubs provide safe accommodation, office space, internet access, and meeting facilities, enabling humanitarian agencies to operate in high-risk areas.This Action aims to ensure the sustained operation and maintenance of the seven deep-field humanitarian hubs located in Bama, Banki, Ngala, Damasak, Dikwa, Gwoza, and Monguno. These hubs are crucial for enabling humanitarian partners to continue delivering vital assistance and support to conflict-affected communities in north-east Nigeria. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maiduguri, S OFF, NIGERIA Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2024 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 101763.98 169606.45 200000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 271370.42 271370.42 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189189.19 60000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79260.24 126966.87 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5650 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to address to the urgent needs of populations affected by crises and displacement in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with a particular focus on North Kivu province. Following the escalation of the conflict in 2025, marked by M23 offensives, many displaced and returned persons are enduring precarious living conditions characterized by damaged infrastructure, limited access to clean water and increased vulnerability to disease. The main objective of the project is to deliver essential humanitarian assistance to improve living conditions and restore dignity among affected populations. To this end, four key outputs are planned: the distribution of essential household items kits, the distribution of menstrual hygiene management (MHM) kits, the construction/rehabilitation of water points, and coordination and accountability. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kinshasa, CO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 243-810325533 iomkinshasa@iom.int https://drcongo.iom.int/en 372 Avenue Colonel Mondjiba, Bât. 58, Concession Utex/Immotex, 7515, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo IOM Country Office - CD -4.321946 15.269563 Democratic Republic of the Congo Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 379208.15 176347.41 480000 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 555555.56 555555.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 550458.72 1040 CBI - Vouchers International Organization for Migration (IOM) 123559 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5653 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ongoing armed clashes in North Darfur have displaced nearly half a million people from Zamzam Camp, most of whom are now in Tawila, where overstretched water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) systems have fuelled a worsening cholera outbreak. Sudan faces a widespread outbreak across 13 states, with over 80,000 cases and 2,000 deaths. Tawila and Al Fasher are among the worst affected. In response, IOM through local partnerships is implementing WASH interventions, including water quality monitoring, water trucking, source rehabilitation, latrine construction, waste management, hygiene promotion, and distribution of hygiene and dignity kits to mitigate the risks of infection and save lives. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 194973.8 805026.2 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 39842.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 87242.59 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5654 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan continues to grapple with the consequences of four decades of conflict, entrenched poverty, climate-induced crises, and barriers to women's equality and participation in public life. Despite the significant reduction in active hostilities, Afghanistan remains primarily a protection emergency characterized by high levels of protracted displacement and restrictions to freedom of movement. At the same time, in the first four months of 2025, more than 426,000 undocumented Afghans returned to the country, including more than 117,000 from Pakistan. Many returnees are arriving in areas already facing protracted displacement. Through this project, IOM is providing emergency post-arrival humanitarian assistance to Afghan returnees at the Pakistan and Iran borders, including Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance, cash for transportation, meals, health and mental and psychosocial support services (MHPSS), as well as specialized protection assistance. MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1866666.68 1333333.35 3200000.03 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000.03 3200000.03 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000.03 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked MPTF - Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3200000.03 437313.03 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194986.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5655 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The main objective of this project is to save lives, prevent disease outbreaks, and mitigate displacement by delivering comprehensive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services to communities impacted by disasters in Somalia. By addressing the effects of calamities such as droughts, floods, and conflicts in regions already identified by UNOCHA as priority like Southwest (Baidoa/ Qansaxdhere), Hirshabele (Beletweyne), Middle Shabelle (Jowhar) and Galmudug (Galkayo), this project aligns with broader humanitarian efforts to reduce disaster-related suffering. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Mogadishu, CO, SOMALIA 252-612777712 iomsomalia@iom.int https://somalia.iom.int/ IOM Compound, Diplomatic area between Chinese Embassy and Burundian base, Mogadishu, Benadir Region, Somalia IOM Country Office - SO 2.013475 45.306415 Somalia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Somalia Crisis Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1370369.18 2429630.82 3800000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3800000 3800000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3800000 7196.91 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 137168.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5656 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The escalation of the Thailand–Cambodia border conflict in May–July 2025 has displaced over 134,000 people in Cambodia, overwhelming temporary shelters and exposing critical gaps in shelter, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and protection services. Despite a ceasefire, ongoing population movements, political sensitivities, and limited coordination continue to challenge response efforts.In response, IOM Cambodia proposes a six-month emergency intervention to address the urgent humanitarian needs of displaced populations, returning migrants, and vulnerable host communities. The project is providing coordinated site management, emergency shelter, and essential non-food and hygiene items, with distribution plans designed to adapt to population movements and evolving needs. Working closely with national and local authorities, partners, and communities, IOM is ensuring timely and targeted assistance while promoting protection, dignity, and efficient resource use. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Phnom Penh, CO, CAMBODIA 855-23216532 iomphnompenh@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cambodia No. 42, Samdach Pan Street (214), Sangkat Boeung Raing, Khan Daun Penh, 120204, Phnom Penh, Cambodia IOM Country Office - KH 12.565700 104.991000 Cambodia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 52977.05 447022.95 500000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 59962.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 335282.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5657 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Afghanistan is facing an unprecedented increase in the return of undocumented Afghan returnees, particularly from the Islamic Republic of Iran, further compounding an already fragile humanitarian context exacerbated by earlier mass returns from Pakistan. Between September 2023 and July 2025, over 3.5 million undocumented Afghans returned from both countries. Under this project, IOM will sustain the critical border and post-arrival humanitarian assistance for vulnerable Afghan returnees from Iran. IOM is providing non-food component multipurpose cash assistance (MPCA) to cover a family’s need for shelter, education, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) with a focus on women, children, and family units; and cash for transportation to cover cost of travel to the preferred return areas. This support aims to stabilize conditions at the zero points, reception centres and transit centres, and to prevent risks of exploitation, trafficking, and abuse. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1142857.25 2857142.75 4000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 4000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4000000 94712.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 608856.42 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 728322.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5658 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan continues to face severe humanitarian needs driven by conflict, flooding, and displacement, with over 7 million people requiring assistance in 2025. Shelter and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) remain critical sectors, particularly in hard- to-reach and flood-affected areas such as Jonglei, Unity, Upper Nile, and Pibor. This project aligns directly with the South Sudan Humanitarian Fund (SSHF) 2025 Allocation Strategy, which prioritises life-saving interventions in critical sectors such as WASH and Shelter/Non-Food Items. The SSHF strategy emphasises rapid, flexible, and coordinated responses to meet the urgent needs of displaced and vulnerable populations affected by conflict, flooding, and seasonal shocks. South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 824949.73 575050.28 1400000.01 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.01 1400000.01 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.01 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1400000.01 33516.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 450953.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5659 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan continues to grapple with the effects of protracted conflict, economic instability, and environmental challenges such as floods and droughts. These factors have exacerbated health inequities, increased mental health burdens, and led to large-scale internal displacement. Vulnerable populations, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and communities affected by conflict, require coordinated interventions to address their pressing needs. With this funding, IOM seeks to contribute to evidence-based decision-making amongst humanitarian partners and address vulnerability among affected persons by implementing an integrated health, Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS), and Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) programme that is both responsive and data-driven. Norway - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 739554.68 1178066.7 1917621.38 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1917621.38 1917621.38 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Norway - Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1948368.24 8672.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 380739.39 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5660 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since the onset of the Sudan conflict in April 2023, an estimated 892,139 people have crossed into South Sudan (UNHCR/IOM dashboard, 12 December 2024). The influx of arrivals from Sudan has created additional strain on the humanitarian response and overwhelmed coping capacities in host communities. IOM is procuring and prepositioning emergency Shelter Non-Food Item (SNFI) kits at its Bentiu and Wau warehouses, ensuring access for SNFI Cluster partners operating in Kirr Adem and Majokyinthiou. The kits are comprised of plastic sheets, rubber rope, blankets, mosquito nets and sleeping mats. The kit composition will enable the returnee households to quickly construct emergency shelters, access to bedding and ensure prevention of malaria and any other cold related diseases such as pneumonia especially among the children under five. South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 12719.58 213280.42 226000 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226000 226000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 226000 2568.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 78223.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5661 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nigeria is increasingly vulnerable to climate, hydro-meteorological, hazards such as floods and drought in addition to other crises and socioeconomic challenges. According to the 2025 Seasonal Climate Prediction (SCP), released in February 2025 by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) are expected a late rainy season and strong onset of rainfall in many parts of the country, including flash floods. Through this project, IOM is supporting readiness and response actions that can be triggered right before the crisis hits and at the very onset of the impact. Funding will be used if riverine flooding on Benue River is forecast and the pre-agreed readiness and action trigger thresholds are reached. Upon activation of the action trigger, vulnerable flood-affected people in Adamawa State will receive a well-prioritized package of assistance comprising essentials household items (personal, kitchen, hygiene), tailored shelter solutions with technical assistance, voucher assistance for alternative shelter and house repairs. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maiduguri, S OFF, NIGERIA Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Nigeria Humanitarian Response Plan 2020 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 143762.01 856237.94 999999.95 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.95 999999.95 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.95 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 999999.95 25222.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 571063.48 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 256133.56 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5662 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project aims to support the return and reintegration of displaced populations by addressing key barriers that hinder their ability to rebuild their lives. It will promote durable solutions and facilitate the social and economic reintegration of internally displaced persons (IDPs), including those displaced due to climate change, IDP returnees, returnees from Northeast Syria (NES) and returnees from abroad, as well as host communities through facilitating their access to civil documentation and housing, land and property (HLP) rights, and enhancing their active engagement in community. This will be achieved through (1) providing direct assistance, (2) supporting the government in addressing structural obstacles through strengthening the systems and institutions overseeing issuance of civil documentation, and (3) building and reinforcing the capacities of local entities to foster sustainable reintegration Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bagdad, CO, IRAQ 964-7901602250 iomiraq@iom.int https://iraq.iom.int/ UN Compound - D2, Green zone, 10002, Baghdad, Central Region, Iraq IOM Country Office - IQ 33.317930 44.406900 Iraq Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Iraq Crisis Response Plan 2025 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1188825.98 2269991.28 2671380.66 1892250.08 8022448 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 8022448 8022448 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 40000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3987649.69 3712.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 93982.51 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5664 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project focuses on disseminating results and promoting uptake of solar pasteurization for cholera prevention and control. In South Sudan, engagement with national stakeholders is planned for Q3–Q4 2025, including participation in a water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) Cluster meeting and discussions with partners such as MSF and the Ministry of Health to consider adaptation pathways and gather feedback. Over the same period, tailored communication products—such as a short video, a technical brief, and a case study—are to be produced and shared through sector platforms like Sanihub and professional networks such as LinkedIn. In addition, project findings will be presented in two academic seminars hosted by the University of Cape Town and the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland World IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan 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 Humanitarian Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 24193.55 18000 Contracted Grant Amount Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24193.55 24193.55 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 16200 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) 21774.19 1800 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Elrha International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2419.35 23320.85 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5665 International Organization for Migration (IOM) On 31 August 2025, a powerful earthquake struck four provinces in eastern Afghanistan, causing extensive destruction and loss of life, especially in Kunar, Nangarhar, and Laghman provinces. This intervention is providing humanitarian and emergency support to the crisis affected populations in Afghanistan. Confidential International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 42171.99 37828 79999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Confidential International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79999.99 79999.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Confidential International Organization for Migration (IOM) 80000 31695.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5666 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Haiti is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis, compounded by recurrent displacement, widespread violence and inadequate access to essential services. Displacement sites are characterized by overcrowded and inadequate living conditions, where internally displaced persons (IDPs) face severe shortages of basic necessities such as drinking water, sanitation, food, shelter and protection. This project aims to strengthen security and social cohesion within and around displacement sites in Port-au-Prince by improving living conditions and community participation. It relies on the implementation of recommendations from security audits, including infrastructure improvements (solar lighting, security barriers, sanitation rehabilitation), as well as the creation of community protection committees to strengthen the prevention of and response to gender-based violence (GBV). Furthermore, the project supports participatory workshops to identify and address community issues, while also providing vocational training and psychosocial support to vulnerable populations. In addition, it strengthens the capacity of humanitarian and government actors through the collection, analysis, and regular dissemination of up-to-date data on the specific risks and needs of IDPs and host communities, in order to guide an evidence-based and context-appropriate humanitarian response. France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port-au-Prince, CO, HAITI 509-36809 oim_pap@iom.int https://haiti.iom.int/ Port-au-Prince, HT, Rue E. Pierre, 11 (Zone Ambassade Etats Unis) Tabarre 27, Port-au-Prince, Haiti IOM Country Office - HT 18.573356 -72.250443 Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Haiti Besoins Humanitaires et Plan de Réponse 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 302437.56 275597.12 500000 Contracted Grant Amount France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 578034.68 578034.68 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked France - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 573394.5 10835.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5668 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Aimed to strengthen inclusion in national systems to better meet immediate essential needs while addressing the root causes of vulnerability to accelerate the development of human, social, and economic capital, the proposed project is based on the following principles: - Resilience Building: Empower displaced and host communities to recover independently after a shock.- Conflict-Sensitive Approach: Systematically address conflict sensitivity and strengthen social cohesion through all interventions.- Clear Progression Path: Clearly articulate the progression from emergency assistance to interventions aimed at strengthening empowerment and resilience, with a specific attention on data and analysis.- Area-based programming: Select jointly a limited number of sites to implement an integrated package. The intervention supports the implementation of the Joint Response Plan for the Gulf of Guinea countries which include a clear Humanitarian-Development-Peace (HDP) nexus approach. In Benin and Togo, the project will target Materi and Banikoara communes (Benin), and a limited number of sites in the Savannes region (Togo). United Nations High Commission Refugees International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cotonou, CO, BENIN 229-66021443 RODakar@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/benin Carré 1165, LOT 97-029 Cadjehoun Rue 378-B, Cotonou, Benin Western Africa IOM Country Office - TG 6.165610 1.231578 Togo IOM Country Office - BJ 6.346271 2.402651 Benin Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 515486.77 515486.64 891792 Contracted Grant Amount United Nations High Commission Refugees International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1030973.41 1030973.41 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 503102 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United Nations High Commission Refugees International Organization for Migration (IOM) 589112.41 194208.89 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5669 International Organization for Migration (IOM) According to the 2025 Humanitarian Needs Overview, an estimated 19.5 million people need humanitarian assistance in Yemen, among whom 17 million are in need of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services. For more than nine years, the country has been crippled by large-scale displacement driven by conflict and a deteriorating economy in recent times as a result of inflation. In line with the national Cluster WASH strategy, IOM seeks to contribute to safe and dignified living conditions by improving access to water supply services in target areas. IOM's approach under this project will consist of first-line WASH interventions to respond to the immediate water supply needs of target populations in Ma'rib. King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Yemen Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1823447.86 359052.14 2182500 Contracted Grant Amount King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2182500 2182500 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091250 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked King Salman Humanitarian Aid & Relief Centre International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1091250 16467.27 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5670 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Mozambique continues to face a complex and protracted humanitarian crisis driven by armed conflict, recurrent climate shocks, and public health emergencies, with the northern provinces of Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa bearing the greatest burden. To address these urgent and interconnected crises, IOM proposes a phased, integrated intervention that bridges emergency response, recovery, and resilience building, in line with the Humanitarian, Development and Peace Nexus (HDPN) and Solutions Agenda. The intervention is driven by four interconnected components. Under the Rapid Response and Localization Fund (RRF), local and national actors are empowered to continue delivering timely, accountable, context-specific humanitarian and recovery assistance. Area-Based Health and Protection interventions are expanding access to integrated, lifesaving primary healthcare, maternal and child health, nutrition, protection, and psychosocial support services. Stability, Social Cohesion and Reintegration for Conflict Affected Communities are supporting peaceful reintegration and community-level recovery in conflict-affected areas. The Displacement Tracking Matrix is providing timely, disaggregated, and actionable data and analysis gaps to inform targeted humanitarian action and durable solutions planning. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maputo, CO, MOZAMBIQUE 258-21310779 iommaputo@iom.int https://mozambique.iom.int/ N139, Rua Joseph Ki-zerbo, Sommerschield 1, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.954160 32.594160 Mozambique Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1583363.12 187593.2 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1770956.32 1770956.32 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1156069.36 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590318.77 4.4 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5673 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2025 marks eight years since the mass displacement of the Rohingya from Myanmar, with over one million refugees still residing in Cox's Bazar-the world's largest refugee settlement. While the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and humanitarian partners have sustained critical lifesaving support, the crisis remains protracted and increasingly complex. Through this project, IOM is addressing critical needs across the Rohingya Response in Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and provision of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cox's Bazar, S-Off, BANGLADESH 880-34152194 Freedom Fighter Building, Parjatan Luxury Cottage(1 & 3), Motel Road, 4700, Cox’s Bazar, Chattogram/southeastern Bangladesh, 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 Humanitarian Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 4780385.95 219614.05 5000000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 5000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5000000 475444.53 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5674 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Thailand-Cambodia border crisis, triggered by renewed territorial conflict and political tensions, has led to widespread displacement, border closures, and humanitarian needs affecting over 300,000 people. With hundreds of thousands of Cambodian migrants in Thailand-many in vulnerable or irregular status-there is an urgent need for protection, basic services, and legal support. The Royal Thai Government has initiated a multi-sectoral response, but capacity is strained due to concurrent crises. In response, IOM proposes a coordinated, multi-sectoral humanitarian intervention to safeguard the rights and well-being of displaced populations, migrants, and returnees. This includes delivering life-saving assistance, protection services, and mental health support, while addressing misinformation and discrimination to promote safety and dignity for affected communities. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bangkok, CO, THAILAND 66-23439300 IOMBangkok@iom.int https://thailand.iom.int/ 18th Floor, Rajanakarn Building,3 South Sathorn Road, Yannawa, 10120, Bangkok, Central Region, Thailand IOM Country Office - TH 13.728126 100.532374 Thailand Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 444494.2 55505.8 500000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5675 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Colombia continues to be the largest host of Venezuelan refugees and migrants with officially over 2.8 million. According to the results of the Joint Needs Assessment (JNA) led by the Interagency Group on Mixed Migration Flows - GIFMM, the principal needs for those who are in-destination are: food, employment, and household; to transit refugees and migrants (which are the most vulnerable group) their main needs are food, employment, and transport; and finally, to pendular population their main needs are food, employment, and health services. This project aims to support vulnerable populations affected by migration flows and armed conflict in the regions of Norte de Santander and Antioquia. It focuses on providing temporary shelter solutions, cash-for-rent assistance, and essential health and protection services to migrants, refugees, returnees, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and host communities. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Bogota, CO, COLOMBIA 57-6016397777 iombogota@iom.int https://colombia.iom.int/en MAIN OFFICE BOGOTA, SOTANO, Floors 1-8, 110221, Bogota, 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 Humanitarian Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) Venezuela 2024 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 965805 34195 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 19698.48 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5676 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In line with the Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2025 objectives and in response to the migrant and refugee situation in Peru, through this project IOM aims at improving access of migrants to health services, food assistance, water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and shelter assistance. Lima, Tacna and Tumbes have been identified as the areas with the most urgent needs and IOM has added value due to its installed capacities and technical expertise. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Lima, CO, PERU 51-16330000 iomperu@iom.int https://peru.iom.int/es Calle Miguel G. Seminario 320, pisos 4-9-14, San Isidro, 15047, Lima, Peru IOM Country Office - PE -12.094870 -77.022160 Peru Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 867964.2 132035.8 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 5960.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5678 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Viet Nam is enduring an unprecedented series of severe typhoons—Kajiki (#5), Bualoi (#10), and Matmo (#11)—which led to catastrophic flooding across the northern provinces. This succession of storms brought extraordinary rainfall much more severe than predicted through early warning and caused substantial loss of life, widespread destruction of homes, and devastation of livelihoods, particularly among impoverished and ethnic minority communities. Through this project, IOM in partnership with the Viet Nam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority (VDDMA) of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, the Viet Nam Red Cross, and provincial authorities, is addressing urgent humanitarian needs and supporting early recovery in flood-affected provinces through provision of cash assistance for immediate needs and house repairs to the most severely affected households; and conducting technical training for communities on safe house construction practices to reduce future disaster risk. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hanoi, CO, VIET NAM 84-2438500100 hanoi@iom.int https://vietnam.iom.int/en Green One-UN House, 304 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 21.031000 105.816028 Viet Nam Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 795479.06 204520.94 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 56.22 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 34507.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5680 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Under the South Sudan Humanitarian Assistance and Resilience Programme (SSHARP), the proposed intervention aims to prevent, reduce, and mitigate serious health risks and associated protection concerns among vulnerable people but also to enhance equitable provision and sustainability of service delivery by facilitating a transition from humanitarian assistance that primarily focuses on IDPs to greater ownership, leadership, and management by state governments and communities. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1264860.3 3794584.87 3830000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 5059445.18 5059445.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5682 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since July 2025, the Philippines has been affected by a combination of tropical storms, cyclones, and earthquakes. Most recently, on 3 November, Typhoon Kalmaegi (Tino in the Philippines) entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility, and made landfall in the Visayas regions and Southwestern Tagalog Region, bringing torrential rains and causing heavy floods. In addition, Typhoon Uwan (international name Fung-Wong) is rapidly intensifying and expecting to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility by late 7 November or early 8 November, potentially as a super typhoon; Uwan will also bring deteriorated weather conditions in several regions of the country, potentially compounding the adverse impact of Typhoon Kalmaegi and the various disasters from earlier in the year.IOM aims to mitigate the adverse effects of tropical cyclones, particularly Kalmaegi and Uwan, as well as the compounded impacts of additional disasters in the target areas, on the most vulnerable, affected and/or displaced communities in the Philippines. This is being achieved through coordinating with local authorities to respond to urgent needs for Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM), water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), emergency shelter, and non-food item (NFI) distribution, to enable affected populations to access safe living conditions and life-saving assistance. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Manila, CO, PHILIPPINES 63-282301999 IOMPhilippines@iom.int https://philippines.iom.int/ 24th & 28th Floors, Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City, Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines (the) IOM Country Office - PH 14.558978 121.024861 Philippines (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 193950 306050 500000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194842 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 194842 221414 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 221414 93907.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5683 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since March 2025, escalating armed violence in the Central and Artibonite departments, outside the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area, has triggered a major humanitarian crisis. Attacks targeting key infrastructure, including the prison and police station in Mirebalais, have caused mass displacement, the closure of the Mirebalais University Hospital, the only local referral centre, and the emergence of spontaneous sites for internally displaced persons, an unprecedented situation in the Centre department. At the same time, the Artibonite region is experiencing a rapid deterioration in security, with clashes between armed groups and self-defense militias hindering access to basic social services and exacerbating food insecurity. The proposed project aims to improve living conditions and preserve the dignity of those affected through these key areas of intervention: Camp Coordination and Camp Management, and Shelter and Non-food Item distribution. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port-au-Prince, CO, HAITI 509-36809 oim_pap@iom.int https://haiti.iom.int/ Port-au-Prince, HT, Rue E. Pierre, 11 (Zone Ambassade Etats Unis) Tabarre 27, Port-au-Prince, Haiti IOM Country Office - HT 18.573356 -72.250443 Haiti Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1243212.37 756787.63 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 2000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 1059.3 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5684 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Since July 2025, the Philippines has been affected by a combination of tropical storms, cyclones, and earthquakes. Tyhoon Tino (international name Kalmaegi) and Super Typhoon Uwan (international name Fung-wong) made landfall in November, causing widespread damage to houses, infrastructures and livelihoods, affecting over 18 million people and displacing over 2.3 million persons.Through this project, IOM is mitigating the adverse effects of tropical cyclones, particularly typhoon Tino/Kalmaegi and Uwan/Fung-wong, as well as the compounded impacts of additional disasters in the target areas, on the most vulnerable, affected and/or displaced communities, with a focus on Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental (NIR), and Southern Leyte (Region 8). In close coordination with local authorities, the Humanitarian Country Team and affected communities, IOM is responding to the urgent needs for emergency shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs), and Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) to enable populations to access safe living conditions and deliver immediate, life-saving assistance. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Manila, CO, PHILIPPINES 63-282301999 IOMPhilippines@iom.int https://philippines.iom.int/ 24th & 28th Floors, Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City, Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines (the) IOM Country Office - PH 14.558978 121.024861 Philippines (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 194530.92 201770.26 300000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396301.19 396301.19 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 300000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 396301.19 16734.63 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5685 International Organization for Migration (IOM) For the Rohingya in Bangladesh, 2025 marks the eighth year since their mass displacement from Myanmar. While the Government of Bangladesh (GoB) and the international community have maintained immediate provisions for life-saving assistance, the needs are immense, and complex challenges continue to emerge in the response. Almost entirely dependent on humanitarian aid, the possibility of concrete and lasting solutions for the Rohingya refugees remains to be determined.  Through this project, IOM is ensuring the delivery of quality water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services across all 33 camps in coordination with other UN agencies. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cox's Bazar, S-Off, BANGLADESH 880-34152194 Freedom Fighter Building, Parjatan Luxury Cottage(1 & 3), Motel Road, 4700, Cox’s Bazar, Chattogram/southeastern Bangladesh, 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 Humanitarian Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 2382885.33 174315.21 1900000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2557200.54 2557200.54 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1900000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2509907.53 XM-DAC-47066-DP5686 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project supports people in Jamaica whose homes and communities were damaged by Hurricane Melissa. Many families lost safe shelter and remain displaced in crowded conditions with limited access to basic services. The 8-month intervention will assist 15,000 people facing the greatest needs. Activities focus on improving access to safe temporary living arrangements, providing essential household items, and restoring community spaces through debris clearing. The project also offers psychological first aid to help affected individuals manage distress and strengthen coping strategies as recovery begins. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kingston, CO, JAMAICA 1-8769680569 iomkingston@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/jamaica Kingston 5, JM, The Towers, 6th Floor, 25 Dominica Drive, Kingston, Jamaica IOM Country Office - JM 18.007296 -76.791508 Jamaica Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 3350883.62 1149116.38 4500000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4500000 4500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 631300 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 631300 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 9052.25 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5687 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to save lives and protect people displaced by the conflict in Sudan, focusing on urgent needs following recent escalations and displacement, in particular from the Darfur and Kordofan states. IOM is providing urgent shelter assistance and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) supplies to internally displaced persons to save lives, restore dignity, and to prevent morbidity/mortality. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1722316.58 777683.42 2500000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 2500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5688 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the the Global Emergency Response Programme (GERP), 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 programme comprises three components to achieve three 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 life-saving 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. The third component is a global prioritization mechanism which is designed to ensure continuity in the support to prioritized countries through softly earmarked funding. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2395209.58 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2395209.58 2395209.58 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189060.64 XM-DAC-47066-DP5689 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Through the the Global Emergency Response Programme (GERP), 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 programme comprises three components to achieve three 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 life-saving 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. The third component is a global prioritization mechanism which is designed to ensure continuity in the support to prioritized countries through softly earmarked funding. Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland World Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 2341920.37 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2341920.37 2341920.37 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Germany - Federal Foreign Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1189060.64 XM-DAC-47066-DP5691 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is launching an emergency response project in Jamaica following the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm that struck in October 2025. This project aims to rapidly restore dignified living conditions for people whose homes were severely damaged in the parishes of Hanover, Westmoreland, Trelawny, and St. James. IOM is mobilizing and distributing essential Non-Food Items (NFIs) and immediate shelter repair kits, such as tarpaulins and basic tools, to vulnerable households. The intervention is rooted in protection principles, ensuring strong community engagement, the inclusion of vulnerable groups, and the mitigation of risks like Gender-Based Violence (GBV). This life-saving assistance contributes to ongoing efforts to ensure affected families can quickly begin rebuilding their lives safely. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kingston, CO, JAMAICA 1-8769680569 iomkingston@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/jamaica Kingston 5, JM, The Towers, 6th Floor, 25 Dominica Drive, Kingston, Jamaica IOM Country Office - JM 18.007296 -76.791508 Jamaica Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 379356.94 220643.06 600000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 600000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 600000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5692 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Ethiopia's displacement crisis continues to pose significant humanitarian and development challenges, particularly in regions like Somali region, which host large numbers of Internally Displaced People (IDPs) and refugees. Despite a favourable policy environment, displaced and host communities remain heavily reliant on humanitarian aid, and competition over scarce resources has heightened fragility and strained social cohesion. To address these challenges, the Somali region has initiated a Multi-Year Resilience Strategy 2023-2028 (MYRS) aimed at building institutional and community resilience through better coordination of humanitarian, development, and peace nexus (HDPN) interventions. IOM, in close coordination with the Government of Denmark, is facilitating the secondment of a Senior HDPN Advisor to the Somali Regional President's Office. The advisor will provide high-level strategic, technical, and coordination support to enhance the effectiveness and coherence of emergency, recovery, peace and resilience building interventions. Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Addis Ababa, CO, ETHIOPIA 251-115570346 iomaddis@iom.int https://ethiopia.iom.int/ Kirkos Sub-city,Wereda 8,YeMez Building (Near UNECA), 251, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia IOM Country Office - ET 9.011150 38.767737 Ethiopia Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan 2025 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 93067.04 186134.04 186134.04 15511.17 3000000 Contracted Grant Amount Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 480846.29 480846.29 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157529.93 XM-DAC-47066-DP5693 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Nearly four years since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Poland continues to host nearly one million Ukrainians under Temporary Protection, making it one of the primary destinations for those fleeing the ongoing war. Despite the comprehensive and immediate response by the Polish government, NGOs, and international community since 2022, the protracted displacement of refugees from Ukraine continues to strain Poland's social systems, necessitating additional support mechanisms to improve their access to basic needs and services. Through this project, IOM aims to provide a holistic package of urgently needed humanitarian support for the most vulnerable refugees from Ukraine and affected communities in Poland. Building on over 20 years of experience working in Poland, IOM will leverage its operational presence in Mazowieckie, Malopolskie, Podlaskie and Podkarpackie Voivodeships to contribute to reducing the barriers to basic humanitarian services and supporting humanitarian recovery for the most vulnerable refugees, especially those living in precarious shelter situations, the elderly, unaccompanied and separated children, persons with disabilities, survivors of trafficking, survivors of gender-based violence, as well as humanitarian actors/frontline responders. Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ukraine (RO AT), Response, L2 IOM Country Office - PL 50.067083 19.936417 IOM Country Office - PL 52.226707 21.025463 Poland Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Ukraine and Neighbouring Countries Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 15000000 15000000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000 15000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade International Organization for Migration (IOM) 15000000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5694 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Between 16–23 November 2025, consecutive typhoons caused severe flooding across South‑Central Viet Nam, affecting nearly 2 million people and damaging or inundating 495,000 homes. Dak Lak, Gia Lai, and Da Nang were among the hardest hit, where pre‑existing vulnerabilities among poor and ethnic minority households deepened the impact.As co‑chair of the Shelter/Non-Food Item (NFI) sector, IOM is supporting flood‑affected households in Dak Lak through targeted cash assistance for shelter repairs, essential NFIs, and urgent household needs. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hanoi, CO, VIET NAM 84-2438500100 hanoi@iom.int https://vietnam.iom.int/en Green One-UN House, 304 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 21.031000 105.816028 Viet Nam Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 741910.7 8089.3 750000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 750000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 750000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5695 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The proposed project supports displacement-affected populations in Gaza through two complementary components: (1) the distribution of emergency shelter and non-food items (SNFIs) through IOM's Common Pipeline; and (2) cash-for-work assistance to enable urgent shelter repairs and strengthen winterization preparedness. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ramallah, CO, PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES 970-20227365140 ROCairo@iom.int https://mena.iom.int/ Ramallah, Palestinian Territories IOM Country Office - PS 31.788012527104772 35.22726240146028 Palestinian Territories Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1435097.38 314902.62 1750000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000 1750000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1750000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5696 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan continues to experience the world's largest internal displacement crisis, with over 9.5 million people currently displaced - many of them multiple times, making 1 in every 7 internally displaced persons (IDPs) worldwide Sudanese. Through this project, IOM is responding on two fronts: supporting urgent humanitarian needs in Darfur while supporting returnees in Khartoum. In Darfur, IOM is working to provide local implementing partners with sub-grants, managed through its Grants Management and Capacity Building (GMCB) Unit, to respond rapidly to the increasing health needs in the region through the deployment of healthcare workers to primary healthcare centres (PHCs) and through mobile clinics to lesser-accessible areas North Darfur state. In Khartoum, IOM is working through its Migration Health Unit to directly implement the activities and deploy one mobile clinic to serve dense population centres. Human Concern International International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 342857.14 57142.86 400000 Contracted Grant Amount Human Concern International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 400000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DP5697 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The objective of the project is to enhance the resilience of vulnerable Afghan populations by addressing their immediate humanitarian needs of returnees and strengthening durable solutions pathways in the areas of return, through a comprehensive, evidence-informed and data-driven response. IOM is utilizing an area-based, integrated approach, to achieve the project’s objective through two outcomes. This project takes into account the returnee concerns within their areas of return, potential impact of returns on local communities’ resources and services, and opportunities to create an enabling environment for returnees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) to realize their solutions pathways as well as improve living conditions for the affected host communities. Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 4231265.6 485715.4 4716981 Contracted Grant Amount Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4716981 4716981 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4716981 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Netherlands - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 4716981 XM-DAC-47066-DP5698 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The escalation of conflict in Al Fasher, Sudan has triggered mass displacement. Many of those recently displaced were already Internally Displaced persons (IDPs), underlining the protracted nature of internal displacement in Sudan and the continued shifts in conflict lines. Through this project, IOM is enabling swift transport of existing stocks and in-kind support from other funding sources through cross-line and cross-border deliveries to Common Pipeline partners in the Darfur and Kordofan regions, as well as any other emerging conflict-affected displacement locations, ensuring items reach those in need in the shortest possible time, while also allowing IOM to replenish depleted stocks to respond to this and other continuing crises across Sudan. Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 1330098.66 669901.34 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 2000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000 XM-DAC-47066-DP5699 International Organization for Migration (IOM) ​​The overall objective of the project is to preserve IOM’s operational capacity in Roraima and ensure the continuity of essential humanitarian services for migrants, refugees, and host communities under Operation Welcome. Rather than expanding the scope of operations, the project focuses on sustaining key interventions that remain vital to the humanitarian response. Brazil - Ministry of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger (Mds) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Brasilia, CO, BRAZIL 55-6137713772 iombrazil@iom.int https://brazil.iom.int/en SAS Quadra 05 – Bloco N – Ed. OAB – Salas 301 a 308 – Asa Sul – CEP 70070-913 , Brasilia, Brazil IOM Country Office - BR -15.805083 -47.880917 Brazil Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Venezuela Regional Refugee and Migrant Response Plan (RMRP) 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 313811.75 183107.36 2500000 Contracted Grant Amount Brazil - Ministry of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger (Mds) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 496919.1 496919.1 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Brazil - Ministry of Social Development and Assistance, Family and Fight Against Hunger (Mds) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 460999.45 XM-DAC-47066-DP5700 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The confluence of factors continues to drive humanitarian needs in South Sudan. Conflicts, disease outbreaks and climate-induced shocks - especially floods and drought-like conditions - have widely affected South Sudan and generated humanitarian needs over the years. Acute needs are at elevated levels, and life-saving humanitarian interventions are critical. Recent armed clashes and insecurity have triggered large-scale displacement across Western Equatoria State, with more than 220,000 people estimated to have been uprooted from their homes as violence spread across multiple counties, significantly worsening the humanitarian situation and leaving internally displaced persons (IDPs) in urgent need of emergency assistance. This project seeks to mitigate a worsening humanitarian crisis through delivery of integrated, life-saving assistance. This strategic intervention focuses on essential health and nutrition services, emergency shelter and non-food items, protection support, and safe access to water and sanitation, ensuring a coordinated response that mitigates the impact of worsening conditions and restores the dignity of displaced populations. South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 551153 551153 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551153 551153 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551153 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 551153 XM-DAC-47066-DP5702 International Organization for Migration (IOM) South Sudan continues to face a confluence of crises that drive escalating humanitarian needs. Disease outbreaks, protracted conflict, and climate-induced shocks, particularly recurrent floods and drought-like conditions, have severely affected communities and generated acute vulnerabilities over the years. Needs are now at critical levels, making life-saving humanitarian interventions indispensable. This project aims to provide essential, life-saving Water and Sanitation Hygiene (WASH) support to food-insecure and crisis-affected households across Upper Nile, Jonglei, Unity states in South Sudan and Abyei Administrative Area through the effective management and deployment of emergency WASH kits to vulnerable households via the IOM Core Pipeline. South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian South Sudan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 26113.43 933886.42 959999.85 Contracted Grant Amount South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 959999.85 959999.85 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 959999.85 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked South Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 959999.85 XM-DAC-47066-DP5704 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the lead agency for Shelter and Non-Food Item (S-NFI) pipeline management, IOM is increasing conflict-affected populations' access to life-saving shelter and essential household items through a combined in-kind and cash-based assistance approach. The interventions are targeting Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) affected by the ongoing conflict in Jonglei State, South Sudan including populations from Nyirol, Uror, Akobo, Duk, Awerial and Ulang counties. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Juba, CO, SOUTH SUDAN 211-912379811 iomjuba@iom.int https://southsudan.iom.int/ IOM Compound, New Industrial Area, Northern Bari, Juba, Central Equatoria, South Sudan IOM Country Office - SS 4.883711 31.578100 South Sudan Emergency Assistance to Displaced Populations MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2b - Project which targets a gender and/or focuses on gender issues (targeted) 1500000 1500000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 1500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000 XM-DAC-47066-DX0202 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to pilot the roll out of the Transhumance Tracking Tool (TTT) in Dollo and Shabelle Zones of Somali region, Ethiopia, to strengthen the evidence base of life-saving humanitarian action while enhancing the adaptive capacities and resilience of pastoral and agro-pastoral communities affected by climate shocks and stresses. The piloting of the TTT system in drought and flood-prone woredas of Somali region will involve initial primary and secondary research to identify convergence zones to set up Pastoral Mobility Tracking Points (PMTP) (Phase 1), establishment of a Pastoral Flow Monitoring Network (Phase 2), data collection and analysis on herder flows, weather, conflict and route accessibility (Phase 3), and then interpretation and visualization data publication (Phase 4). Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Addis Ababa, CO, ETHIOPIA 251-115570346 iomaddis@iom.int https://ethiopia.iom.int/ Kirkos Sub-city,Wereda 8,YeMez Building (Near UNECA), 251, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia IOM Country Office - ET 9.011150 38.767737 Ethiopia Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Ethiopia Crisis Response Plan 2024 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 15508.8 484491.2 500000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 4571.52 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 113495.41 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 164927.68 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0203 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM through CERF is proposing to contribute to a comprehensive and integrated humanitarian intervention, allowing the most urgent and pressing needs to be addressed swiftly by providing evidence base to guide responses. The main objective is to ensure dignified, safe, and secure living conditions, along with basic services for vulnerable populations affected by the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Syria. IOM thus proposed a twofold response including I) Country-wide needs identification, including in hard-to-reach areas); and II) Well-coordinated multisectoral response by OCHA and partners to support the most vulnerable conflict affected populations. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Damascus, CO, SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC 963-116121370 iomdamascus@iom.int https://syria.iom.int/ Shihab Building 27, Youth Street-East Villas-Mezzeh, Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic Syrian Arab Republic Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian IOM Flash Appeal for Northwest Syria: First Phase Humanitarian Response 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1499999.83 1499999.83 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.83 1499999.83 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.83 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1499999.83 239106.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 239168.47 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 440367.04 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 225172.91 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) Intergovernmental Org (non-UN) and International Red Cross 19526.49 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 20334.79 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 79948.54 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 84078.22 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 323.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0205 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In Sudan, where displacement has reached unprecedented levels, with over 15 million individuals displaced internally and across borders, IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) data is indispensable. Nearly one-third of the population has been displaced, and the crisis is characterized by vast geographic and demographic challenges. DTM is the sole actor providing comprehensive, nation-wide data on displacement and mobility of different population groups in Sudan at the location level. It supports all sectors and clusters in implementing evidence-based, life-saving programs across the country.To support an integrated, data-driven response, DTM will continue nationwide data collection to capture data on IDPs from over 10,000 locations across Sudan and will also expand to include areas where returns are monitored, thereby ensuring that data collection across 185 localities and all 18 states captures both displacement and return trends and provides a comprehensive view of movement dynamics. Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Sudan Emergency: Regional Refugee Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 659533.34 1340466.72 2000000.06 Contracted Grant Amount Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.06 2000000.06 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.6 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Sudan Humanitarian Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2000000.6 125963.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 342654.65 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0206 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to face multiple conflicts that have created one of the world’s most complex and persistent crisis leading to significant humanitarian needs. In the eastern provinces, armed conflicts and insecurity prevail in several areas across Ituri, North Kivu, and South Kivu.To address the extensive crisis impacting the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the substantial shifts in the context, IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) is enhancing access to comprehensive data on displaced and returned populations, needs, and vulnerabilities for improved response efforts. This will allow the humanitarian community and local actors to undertake well-informed coordination, response planning, and assistance to displaced populations. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kinshasa, CO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO 243-810325533 iomkinshasa@iom.int https://drcongo.iom.int/en 372 Avenue Colonel Mondjiba, Bât. 58, Concession Utex/Immotex, 7515, Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo IOM Country Office - CD -4.321946 15.269563 Democratic Republic of the Congo Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Democratic Republic of the Congo Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 952661.84 1317485.72 2000000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2270147.56 2270147.56 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1600000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1783723.52 85000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 184969 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 50000 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 16469.28 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 420 CBI - Cash International Organization for Migration (IOM) 295822.23 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 474392.58 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0207 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sudan has become the largest displacement crisis globally, with over 15 million people displaced internally or across borders to neighbouring countries. Nearly one-third of the population has been displaced, with internally displaced persons (IDPs) recorded in 10,000 locations in 185 localities across all 18 states. The humanitarian situation is critical, marked by extreme food insecurity and malnutrition, major disease outbreaks, and urgent shelter needs.To guide critical interventions and strategies towards the most affected populations and areas across Sudan, and optimize limited resource allocations, IOM-DTM proposes implementing regular data collection to provide statistically representative data on access to services, living conditions, and priority needs across various population groups, including but not limited to IDPs and returnees. Avaaz International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ IOM Country Office - SD 15.594056 32.588083 Sudan (the) Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Sudan Crisis Response Plan 2024-2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 200000 200000 Contracted Grant Amount Avaaz International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Avaaz International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 16689.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 38449.72 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0208 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Gang violence in Haiti claimed 5,600 lives in 2024 and displaced over a million people, half of them children. According to IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), 83% of internally displaced persons (IDPs) are hosted by families, while 17% reside in precarious sites like schools and churches. Displacement has surged, particularly in the capital and Artibonite, tripling since June 2023. To address this crisis, the Haitian government, through the Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES), requests the completion of DTM Round 12 to provide up-to-date data for effective social protection and humanitarian response. This data guides interventions, improve coordination, and optimize resource allocation. Round 12 will produce a detailed analysis report, a summary fact sheet, raw datasets, a list of spontaneous sites, and an interactive multi-layered map to enhance response planning and support evidence-based stabilization efforts. Haiti - Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port-au-Prince, CO, HAITI 509-36809 oim_pap@iom.int https://haiti.iom.int/ Port-au-Prince, HT, Rue E. Pierre, 11 (Zone Ambassade Etats Unis) Tabarre 27, Port-au-Prince, Haiti IOM Country Office - HT 18.573356 -72.250443 Haiti Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Haiti Plan de Réponse Humanitaire 2023 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 114285.71 85714.29 200000 Contracted Grant Amount Haiti - Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 200000 200000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Haiti - Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 140000 8903.47 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0209 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to the shifting context in Syria following the fall of the previous regime in December 2024, IOM is implementing a comprehensive initiative to support evidence-based planning and programming for sustainable returns and reintegration of displaced Syrians. The project addresses critical data gaps and operational challenges by establishing an integrated Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) system in Syria and providing complementary assistance, and conducting a longitudinal return intention survey among Syrians residing in Sweden. Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Damascus, CO, SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC 963-116121370 iomdamascus@iom.int https://syria.iom.int/ Shihab Building 27, Youth Street-East Villas-Mezzeh, Damascus, Syrian Arab Republic Syrian Arab Republic Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Syrian Arab Republic Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 357200.41 1739895.11 19999999.99 Contracted Grant Amount Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2097095.52 2097095.52 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Sweden - Ministry of Justice International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2090738.03 68340.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 535989.82 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0210 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Humanitarian needs in Cameroon remain high. According to the Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) published in April 2024, approximately 3.4 million people are in need of emergency assistance with three humanitarian fronts (Far North Region, North-West, South-West (NWSW) and East Regions. According to the OCHA flood information note from 19 September 2024, flooding has affected at least 365,060 people across five departments in the Far North region of Cameroon: Logone and Chari, Mayo-Danay, Diamaré, Mayo-Tsanaga, and Mayo-Kani.In response, IOM is enhancing its humanitarian efforts in the region to better understand displacement trends and sectoral needs. This includes conducting Multi-Sector Needs Assessments (MSNAs) and mobility tracking to address forced displacements and urgent requirements. These assessments will provide comprehensive data on the humanitarian situation, facilitating evidence-based decision-making and targeted interventions. IOM will focus on strengthening data collection through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) to provide real-time information on population movements and evolving needs. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Yaoundè, CO, CAMEROON 237-696164090 iomcameroon@iom.int https://www.iom.int/countries/cameroon Derrière l'ambassade de Suisse, Yaoundé, Cameroon IOM Country Office - CM 3.896486 11.518369 Cameroon Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian Cameroon Crisis Response Plan 2025-2026 0-Project with no inclusion of gender issues 171278.66 287436.94 400000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 458715.6 458715.6 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 320000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 356744.7 113850.33 Project Disbursement to Implementing Partner International Organization for Migration (IOM) National Civil Society Organizations 8703.95 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 111730.49 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-DX0211 International Organization for Migration (IOM) As the humanitarian caseloads continues to increase due to new and protracted crises, 2025 is marked by unique, unprecedented cuts to humanitarian funding that challenge the continuation of common services as well as the overall capacity to provide lifesaving assistance altogether. People-centred and operational relevant data are at the core of a targeted humanitarian planning cycle. The suspension of these services, and the resulting lack of data on human mobility in crisis contexts, affects the entire humanitarian system in its ability to plan, prioritize and target assistance.Through this project, IOM aims to enhance the availability and use of Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) data on mobility and needs for the humanitarian community and activities will strengthen and expand leadership of critical human mobility data to enable both strategic and operational coordination in humanitarian response. This will equip humanitarian actors, both on the ground and at the global level, with the timely and essential information needed to make swift and coordinated decisions. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland World Displacement Tracking MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Relief co-ordination and support services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 821772.15 1251944.26 388182.78 2100000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2461899.18 2461899.18 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1680000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1926605.5 56783.34 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 367236.1 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP0102 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In response to a request from the Green Climate Fund (GCF), this project aims to strengthen safety and security training for its staff, addressing gaps in pre-deployment preparedness. With over 600 missions conducted in the past two years, including assignments in conflict-affected and high-risk regions, and 350-400 staff traveling annually, the need for comprehensive security training has become increasingly evident. This project focuses on equipping GCF personnel with the necessary knowledge and practical skills to manage security threats and safety challenges effectively while traveling. Training workshops on Safe and Secure Approaches in Field Environments (SSAFE) and Individual First Aid Kit 2.0 (IFAK 2.0) will be tailored in consultations with GCF to ensure relevance and applicability. Green Climate Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Seoul, CO, REPUBLIC OF KOREA 82-27521360 iomseoul@iom.int https://republicofkorea.iom.int/ 13th Floor, Hyoryung Building, 32 Ro, Moogyo-dong, Joong-gu, 04521, Seoul, Northwest Region, Republic of Korea IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Republic of Korea Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 100452.16 102588.84 203041 Contracted Grant Amount Green Climate Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203041 203041 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203041 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Green Climate Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 203041 15167.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 25335.73 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 17319.26 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP0103 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Over the past year, multiple emergencies, including acute watery (AWD)/cholera outbreaks, malnutrition crises, and floods caused by heavy rains, have left large segments of the affected population in Yemen without adequate support. This has been particularly due to gaps in the prepositioning of essential items needed for rapid distribution. It is anticipated that this year the humanitarian needs will only increase; however, significant shortages of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) items persist across several districts. Through this project, IOM is providing essential WASH assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community members in high-risk areas across nine districts in four governorates: Abyan, Hadramawt, Ibb, and Taiz. This intervention is designed to implement urgent prevention and response measures for waterborne and communicable disease outbreaks, which are exacerbated by flooding, displacement, and poor sanitation. Through the distribution of emergency WASH pipeline supplies—including hygiene kits, water storage items, and water purification tablets prepositioned in IOM warehouses—the project ensures the rapid, efficient, and timely delivery of lifesaving supplies via the WASH Common Pipeline Tracking System, implemented through local WASH Cluster partners. Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Sana'a, CO, YEMEN 967-1410568 iomyemen@iom.int https://yemen.iom.int/ Haddah area next to the Turkish embassy, Amanat Al Asimah, 1305, Sana'a, North Center, Yemen IOM Country Office - YE 15.305111 44.181861 Yemen Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian Yemen Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 107571.09 370618.91 478190 Contracted Grant Amount Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 478190 478190 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 478190 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Yemen Humanitarian Fund (YHF) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 478190 102769.02 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 183704.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP0105 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project aims to strengthen the capacity of key stakeholders involved in KOICA's Conflict and Fragility Programme through a comprehensive conflict analysis training. The primary participants of this training will be approximately 30 individuals drawn from KOICA staff, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), and Korean NGO representatives who are either currently engaged in or interested in the Conflict and Fragility Programme. The immersive training will be delivered to the selected 30 participants, providing an interactive environment to consolidate learning. At KOICA's specific request, the training will emphasize how best to integrate conflict analysis into KOICA's Conflict and Fragility Programme. Participants will engage with realistic scenario-based case studies designed to foster practical application and deepen their analytical skills. This hands-on approach will equip them with actionable tools to incorporate conflict sensitivity into project design, implementation, and monitoring. Through this initiative, IOM aims to enhance the capacity of KOICA, MOFA, and Korean NGO staff to design and implement development interventions that are both conflict-sensitive and aligned with international best practices. Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (Koica) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Seoul, CO, REPUBLIC OF KOREA 82-27521360 iomseoul@iom.int https://republicofkorea.iom.int/ 13th Floor, Hyoryung Building, 32 Ro, Moogyo-dong, Joong-gu, 04521, Seoul, Northwest Region, Republic of Korea IOM Country Office - KR 37.568056 126.978889 Republic of Korea Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 16425.86 48574.14 65000 Contracted Grant Amount Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (Koica) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 65000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Republic of Korea - International Cooperation Agency (Koica) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 65000 59992.94 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP0107 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The Philippines has been experiencing increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events due to climate change, with an average 20 typhoons each year. This occurs alongside heavy rainfall, floods, landslides, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions. The recurrent disasters and displacements due to various hazards, combined with pre-existing vulnerabilities of chronic poverty and underdevelopment, have already depleted their capacities for disaster preparedness and response. With soaring global energy and fuel prices, the current capacity of evacuation centres (ECs) only adds more strain on these seasonally displaced communities, which are among the most impacted by climate change in the world. Building on the first phase of the Generating Renewable and Innovative Designs for Displacement (GRID), this new phase will scale the renewable energy model for evacuation centres, thereby strengthening disaster preparedness and response capacities in additional at-risk communities. The project ensures that evacuation centres, which often serve as the first line of protection during displacement, are equipped with sustainable energy systems that provide reliable power both during normal times and emergencies. Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Manila, CO, PHILIPPINES 63-282301999 IOMPhilippines@iom.int https://philippines.iom.int/ 24th & 28th Floors, Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City, Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines (the) IOM Country Office - PH 14.558978 121.024861 Philippines (the) Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 247679.71 22436.59 2722772.28 Contracted Grant Amount Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270116.3 270116.3 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2722772.28 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Norway - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 270491.98 1982.75 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP0108 International Organization for Migration (IOM) In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, Haiti has experienced extensive flooding, shelter destruction, and widespread displacement across several departments. In response to this urgent humanitarian situation, the Melissa Emergency Response Project is designed to provide life-saving assistance to the most affected populations in three departments identified through official assessments as most severely affected: Grande-Anse, Artibonite, and South (Sud) departments, and IOM has emergency teams based in Sud and Artibonite departments. The response is structured around three integrated components. Shelter Support and Rehabilitation to provide emergency shelters kits through the Common Pipeline system and Shelter Rehabilitation Kits, engaging skilled local community members in Cash-for-Work activities to support technical assessment and rehabilitation of damaged houses. This will contribute to enhancing the communities' emergency livelihoods in the wake of the shock. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services to improve access to hygiene, safe water and sanitation through restoration of water points, desludging and cleaning drainage channels, distribution of hygiene kits, and promotion of hygiene practices to prevent disease outbreaks. Protection and immediate Psychological First Aid and basic protection measures, prioritizing vulnerable groups such as children, female-headed households, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port-au-Prince, CO, HAITI 509-36809 oim_pap@iom.int https://haiti.iom.int/ Port-au-Prince, HT, Rue E. Pierre, 11 (Zone Ambassade Etats Unis) Tabarre 27, Port-au-Prince, Haiti IOM Country Office - HT 18.573356 -72.250443 Haiti Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian Haiti Crisis Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1785714.28 714285.72 2500000 Contracted Grant Amount United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2500000 2500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582218 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked United States - Department of State International Organization for Migration (IOM) 582218 131192.18 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-EP0109 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Papua New Guinea (PNG) is highly vulnerable to recurrent and compounding natural hazards, including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, droughts, and landslides. These events result in widespread displacement, economic disruption, and human suffering. The impacts of these disasters are intensified by PNG's limited infrastructure, weak service delivery systems, and low levels of community resilience, which hinder both effective preparedness and response and response capacities. In response, this project in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) seeks to strengthen PNG's emergency preparedness, anticipatory action, and rapid response capacities. The project adopts a comprehensive, data-driven, and health-sensitive approach to preparedness, disaster risk management, and emergency response to displacement. MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Port Moresby, CO, PAPUA NEW GUINEA 675-3213655 iompng@iom.int https://png.iom.int/ Level 3, Cuthbertson House, Sec 07, Lot 19, Kaubebe Street, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea IOM Country Office - PG -9.462666 147.200938 Papua New Guinea Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian Papua New Guinea Crisis Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1053285.68 1273113.81 1554800.51 3881200 Contracted Grant Amount MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881200 3881200 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881200 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked MPTF - PNG UN Country Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3881200 XM-DAC-47066-EP0110 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to protect vulnerable populations in the municipality of Kourtheye, in the Tillabéri region, Niger from the impacts of river flooding by implementing anticipatory actions aimed at mitigating humanitarian consequences, reducing potential losses and strengthening communities' capacity to cope with shocks. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Niamey, CO, NIGER 227-20752507 iomNiamey@iom.int https://niger.iom.int/ Rue IB-42, Porte 125 , NIAMEY, Avenue Issa BERI, Niamey, Niamey, Niger (the) IOM Country Office - NE 13.532140 2.101891 Niger (the) Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian Niger Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 209498.35 790501.65 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 XM-DAC-47066-EP0111 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Latin America and the Caribbean, one of the world's most disaster-prone regions, faces growing challenges in disaster preparedness and evacuation management, with critical gaps in cross-border coordination, real-time information sharing, and structured evacuation planning. Building on lessons from Hurricane Beryl and the NASA Lifelines incubator program, this project aims to transform the current protype into multi-functional regional Pre-Evacuation Preparedness and Response Platform. The project follows a two-phase approach: first, conducting a needs assessment and market dialogue to refine requirements and technological opportunities, including private sector engagement; and second, co-creating and piloting the platform using agile methodologies like Scrum. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Venezuela Response,SEO, PANAMA Panama, Panama Latin America and the Caribbean IOM Country Office - GT 14.604208 -90.515473 Guatemala IOM Country Office - HN 14.102750 -87.195389 Honduras IOM Country Office - HT 18.573356 -72.250443 Haiti IOM Country Office - CL -33.432636 -70.613378 Chile IOM Country Office - CO 4.678944 -74.049917 Colombia IOM Country Office - CR 9.938889 -84.111667 Costa Rica IOM Country Office - DO 18.471032 -69.904278 Dominican Republic IOM Country Office - EC -0.171167 -78.483250 Ecuador IOM Country Office - PA 8.998102 -79.583974 Panama IOM Country Office - PE -12.094870 -77.022160 Peru IOM Country Office - PY -25.284822 -57.569737 Paraguay IOM Country Office - SR 5.827400 -55.154372 Suriname IOM Country Office - SV 13.663143 -89.254159 El Salvador IOM Country Office - TT 10.662446 -61.512721 Trinidad and Tobago IOM Country Office - UY -34.905549 -56.198796 Uruguay IOM Country Office - BR -15.805083 -47.880917 Brazil IOM Country Office - VE 10.510220 -66.849947 Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela IOM Country Office - CW 12.111205 -68.934580 Cura�ao Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 32682.01 392184.6 170194.39 6000000 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 595060.99 595060.99 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1800000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 189593.43 XM-DAC-47066-EP0112 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project generates evidence and lessons that will inform national and global policies on Antiticpatory Action, and contribute to wider humanitarian learning through platforms such as the Working Group on Anticipatory Action for Displacement. Designed for scalability, the project provides adaptable models and tools that can be replicated in other contexts, helping strengthen global preparedness and supporting a shift toward proactive, data-driven humanitarian action. The project creates learning labs in displacement settings (in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Nigeria) where partners and community members co-design anticipatory action plans tailored to local needs. These plans guide early interventions, such as preparedness support and timely delivery of early warning messages, when forecast triggers indicate rising risk. The project strengthens the ability of displaced communities in the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to anticipate and prepare for hazards before they occur. By combining advanced forecasting tools with community-led planning, the project enables earlier, more targeted assistance that reduces the impact of shocks and helps prevent further displacement. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland Sub-Saharan Africa IOM Country Office - CD -4.321946 15.269563 Democratic Republic of the Congo IOM Country Office - NG 9.021928 7.518244 Nigeria Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 509533.92 919757.38 57034.49 1250000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1486325.8 1486325.8 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1176470.59 XM-DAC-47066-EP0114 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Viet Nam is enduring one of its most destructive typhoon and flood seasons in decades, with 13 named storms recorded in 2025 to date, including Typhoons Kajiki (#5), Bualoi (#10), Matmo (#11), and most recently Kalmaegi (#13). These storms have struck in rapid succession, causing widespread flooding, landslides, and infrastructure damage across both northern and central provinces. The Viet Nam Joint Response Plan for Multiple Typhoons and Floods (2025), launched in October 2025, highlights the urgent need for both immediate relief and longer-term recovery investments. IOM Viet Nam in coordination with the Viet Nam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority (VDDMA) are revising and validating national disaster preparedness training materials to reflect recent administrative reforms and evolving risk contexts. The proposed activities include stakeholder consultations, curriculum analysis and revision, and a national validation workshop. These are designed to strengthen local responder capacity and support the institutionalization of updated tools at the provincial level. Japan - International Cooperation Agency (Jica) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hanoi, CO, VIET NAM 84-2438500100 hanoi@iom.int https://vietnam.iom.int/en Green One-UN House, 304 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 21.031000 105.816028 Viet Nam Emergency Preparedness MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Multi-hazard response preparedness Humanitarian Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 32000 32000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - International Cooperation Agency (Jica) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32000 32000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - International Cooperation Agency (Jica) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 32000 XM-DAC-47066-SN0302 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Displaced populations often endure harsh living conditions, lack access to adequate shelter and clean energy and are exposed to protection risks. While the number of displaced populations and humanitarian needs increase globally with nearly 120 million displaced in 2023 (UNHCR, Global trends report), funding particularly in protracted crises is often limited compromising standards. The project seeks to leverage sustainable finance to ensure the continuity and scalability of these interventions in a protracted crisis context with limited funding. Overall, this project seeks to build IOM's capacity to develop sustainable business cases and models, and promote the use of greener fuels, sustainable building materials and Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) for infrastructure in other humanitarian settings by replicating and expanding such financing models globally. Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis Joint Response Plan 2025 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 9778 350488.16 230609.18 5938888 Contracted Grant Amount Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 590875.34 590875.34 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1781666 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Innovation Norway International Organization for Migration (IOM) 157921.11 10540.45 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 24015.03 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 50737.67 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 20651.09 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0305 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Kenya is one of the top countries affected by, and at continued risk for, the devastating effects of climate change. Kenya also hosts two of among the world’s most populous refugee camps and contain resident populations in need of distinct humanitarian support in its Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs). Despite Kenya’s propensity for natural hazards, the Country’s poor disaster preparedness planning and lack of comprehensive early warning systems have left the affected populations unprepared for dramatic climate-driven disasters. This Action contributes to preserving life and enhancing living conditions of shock-affected and displaced populations in Kenya. Through this project, IOM is providing evidence-driven, anticipatory, and targeted shelter and settlements support to people on the move, as well as host and pastoralist communities in ASALs. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Nairobi, CO, KENYA 254-204221000 iomkenya@iom.int https://kenya.iom.int/ Sri Aurobindo Avenue, Off Mzima Spring Road, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya IOM Country Office - KE -1.270729 36.778132 Kenya Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Kenya Crisis Response Plan 2024 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 241641.03 578031.1 700000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 819672.13 819672.13 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 560000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 624303.23 4505.69 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 287360.64 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 139456.43 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0307 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project aims to provide coordinated assistance to displaced individuals in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique focusing on two primary intervention components: Shelter and Non-food Items (NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM). The intervention targets four vulnerable districts including Chiure, Ancuabe, Muidumbe, and Macomia. The response addresses urgent shelter needs and provides NFIs, while also ensuring effective coordination and management of displacement sites through CCCM activities, with the objective of ensuring the safety and dignity of affected populations. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maputo, CO, MOZAMBIQUE 258-21310779 iommaputo@iom.int https://mozambique.iom.int/ N139, Rua Joseph Ki-zerbo, Sommerschield 1, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.954160 32.594160 Mozambique Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Mozambique Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 148936.82 851063.18 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 137273.15 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0308 International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM is providing basic life-saving emergency shelter and non-food items (NFI) support to people affected and displaced by the floods primarily in southern Punjab, Pakistan where dire needs persist. The current situation in Punjab reflects a combination of riverine and flash flooding, where water levels continue to rise in rivers—both from upstream discharges (Indian side) and heavy local rainfall—resulting in inundation of settlements. IOM’s support ensures the most vulnerable affected and displaced families in Punjab have access to basic shelter and NFI to save lives, ensure dignity in displacement and avoid potentially rapidly deteriorating protection and health conditions. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Islamabad, CO, PAKISTAN 92-512307841 iomislamabad@iom.int https://pakistan.iom.int/ Plot 4C,Zhou Enlai Avenue, Dimplomatic Enclave, G5, 44000, Islamabad, Capital, Pakistan IOM Country Office - PK 33.727231 73.122408 Pakistan Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Pakistan Crisis Response Plan 2023 - 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 34617.4 465382.6 500000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 337372.77 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0309 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Severe earthquakes on 31 August and 4 September 2025 devastated eastern Afghanistan, particularly Kunar, Nangarhar, and Laghman provinces. Thousands of families are living in makeshift shelters or temporary displacement sites under harsh conditions. With winter approaching and temperatures in mountainous areas expected to drop below 0°C. Vulnerable groups face increased exposure to the cold, health risks, and protection threats, while humanitarian response is hampered by limited operational capacity and inadequate basecamp facilities. IOM is providing Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Item (ESNFI) assistance to stabilize affected families and mitigate protection risks. Interventions include the distribution of emergency shelter kits, essential household NFIs, winterization support (blankets). Vulnerable households are prioritized, and activities are being coordinated with other ESNFI actors and local authorities to ensure equitable coverage, prevent duplication, and strengthen community resilience. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Kabul, CO, AFGHANISTAN 93-700251260 iomkabul@iom.int https://afghanistan.iom.int/ Block L, The Baron Compound Adjacent to the Kabul International Airport, Kabul, Central region, Afghanistan IOM Country Office - AF 34.557106 69.222363 Afghanistan Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Afghanistan Crisis Response Plan 2025 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 142021 357979 500000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 500000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 500000 333102.04 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0312 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The key objective of the project is to mitigate physical and socioeconomic harms for the most vulnerable population affected by typhoons induced by sudden evacuation in the Eastern Visayas Region. The project focuses on families living in houses made of light materials that are less durable to typhoons and that are located in hazard-prone zones, and also strives to augment the local government's life-saving measures in response to disasters - namely mandatory pre-emptive evacuation - which will most likely be required for these vulnerable families when potentially destructive typhoons occur. IOM and its Implementing Partners are ensuring that Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) have access to safe and dignified living conditions at evacuation centres (ECs) at the onset of their pre-emptive evacuation. Through cash-based interventions, IOM is also facilitating immediate access to appropriate materials and tools for IDPs to repair their shelters right after typhoon's landfall. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Manila, CO, PHILIPPINES 63-282301999 IOMPhilippines@iom.int https://philippines.iom.int/ 24th & 28th Floors, Citibank Tower, 8741 Paseo de Roxas, Makati City, Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines (the) IOM Country Office - PH 14.558978 121.024861 Philippines (the) Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 1382266.28 800897.72 2183164 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2183164 2183164 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2183164 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2183164 415267.7 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0313 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The escalation of conflict in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) since October 2023 has created an unparalleled humanitarian catastrophe. This project aims to improving living conditions for displacement-affected populations in Gaza through the procurement, warehousing, and delivery of family tents and hygiene kits. Hasene International International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ramallah, CO, PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES 970-20227365140 ROCairo@iom.int https://mena.iom.int/ Ramallah, Palestinian Territories IOM Country Office - PS 31.788012527104772 35.22726240146028 Palestinian Territories Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Escalation of Hostilities in the OPT Flash Appeal 2025 Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 209590.89 83836.34 250000 Contracted Grant Amount Hasene International International Organization for Migration (IOM) 293427.23 293427.23 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 9373.08 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0314 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Viet Nam has experienced disasters unprecedented in scale throughout 2025, marked by extreme typhoons and historic floods in terms of intensity, frequency, and geographic reach. This succession of extreme events has overwhelmed local response capacities, leaving urgent needs for shelter, food security, and recovery assistance, leading to notable humanitarian challenges and official requests for assistance from the government.This project addresses urgent humanitarian needs in Viet Nam’s flood‑affected southern central provinces namely Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong by providing life‑saving non‑food items (NFIs) to 8,000 most vulnerable households (estimated 32,000 individuals) and equipping local first responders for essential search and rescue. Implemented by IOM in close coordination with national and provincial authorities, the intervention ensures timely, targeted relief that protects displaced families, restores dignity, and strengthens community resilience in line with national disaster management strategies and international humanitarian commitments. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Hanoi, CO, VIET NAM 84-2438500100 hanoi@iom.int https://vietnam.iom.int/en Green One-UN House, 304 Kim Ma, Ba Dinh district, Hanoi, Viet Nam IOM Country Office - VN 21.031000 105.816028 Viet Nam Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 763828.19 236171.81 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 5074.83 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0315 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Sri Lanka was struck by tropical cyclone Ditwah from 28 to 30 November 2025 resulting in mass displacement, severe flooding, landslips, power outages, and disruption to essential services. Landslide alerts remain active with red and amber warnings across central, western, and southern Sri Lanka. Prolonged rainfall has also resulted in high river levels, with significant flooding across many parts of the island.Through this project, IOM is ensuring that affected populations receive life-saving shelter and non-food item (NFI) assistance to meet their immediate needs, as well as strengthen the Shelter Cluster’s coordination mechanisms to support unified standards, information management, and partner alignment for a coherent shelter response. Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombo, CO, SRI LANKA 94-115325300 iomcolombo@iom.int https://srilanka.iom.int/ Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka, 80A Elvitigala Mawatha level 9 & 10, 00800, Colombo, Western Province, Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - LK 6.906036 79.876950 Sri Lanka Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 955136.04 44863.96 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Japan - Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 5771.17 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0317 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Cyclone Ditwah made landfall in Sri Lanka on 28 November 2025, causing widespread flooding and landslides across the country, resulting in significant loss of life and extensive damage to homes, infrastructure, and essential services. Through this project, IOM is delivering urgent, life-saving Shelter and Non-Food Item (NFI) assistance to cyclone-affected households to mitigate immediate risks, prevent further loss of life, and restore minimum standards of safety and dignity. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Colombo, CO, SRI LANKA 94-115325300 iomcolombo@iom.int https://srilanka.iom.int/ Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka, 80A Elvitigala Mawatha level 9 & 10, 00800, Colombo, Western Province, Sri Lanka IOM Country Office - LK 6.906036 79.876950 Sri Lanka Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 540509.97 459490.03 1000000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 1000000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1000000 19552.19 Project Expenditures (non-CBI) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0319 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Given the resource constraints and operational pressures faced in many crisis contexts, there is a pressing need to pool technical expertise and financial resources across agencies and actors, beyond traditional knowledge already available. Shared approaches and collaborative investments not only reduce duplication but also ensure that innovative solutions and lessons learned are made widely available. This approach is more efficient, as it allows limited resources—technical, financial, and human—to be shared and used strategically across a wide range of actors and contexts. In highly dynamic and resource-limited environments, the ability to share outcomes—both successes and setbacks—is essential for scaling up new effective practices, avoiding mistakes, and building collective technical capacity.GTH 2.0 responds directly to this need and aims at improving the quality and impact of humanitarian programming by focusing on: Sustainable and resilient solutions, Integrated Approaches, and Promoting Local Engagement and Contextual Solutions. European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - HQ 41-227179111 Route des Morillons, 17, 1218, Geneva, Switzerland World Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 202636.59 299010.84 97154.97 500000 Contracted Grant Amount European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 598802.4 598802.4 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 400000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked European Commission - Humanitarian Aid & Civil Protection International Organization for Migration (IOM) 469483.57 XM-DAC-47066-SN0320 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The project is providing life-saving assistance to individuals in Memba and Erati districts in Nampula Province, Mozambique who have been displaced by escalating attacks from Non-State Armed Groups (NSAGs). The interventions focus on Shelter and Non-food Items (NFIs), primary healthcare (PHC), and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS). Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maputo, CO, MOZAMBIQUE 258-21310779 iommaputo@iom.int https://mozambique.iom.int/ N139, Rua Joseph Ki-zerbo, Sommerschield 1, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.954160 32.594160 Mozambique Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1152068.09 347931.96 1500000.05 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.05 1500000.05 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.05 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1500000.05 XM-DAC-47066-SN0321 International Organization for Migration (IOM) The escalation of conflict in the Occupied Palestinian Territory since October 2023 has created an unparalleled humanitarian catastrophe. As of 22 October 2025, more than 68,234 Palestinians have been killed and 170,373 injured, while over 1.9 million people-nearly 90 per cent of the population-remain displaced, often multiple times. This project builds on IOM's existing Common Pipeline Programme by enabling the procurement of shelter and hygiene supplies to support displacement-affected populations in Gaza. Worldwide Commitment to the Poor (WEFA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Ramallah, CO, PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES 970-20227365140 ROCairo@iom.int https://mena.iom.int/ Ramallah, Palestinian Territories IOM Country Office - PS 31.788012527104772 35.22726240146028 Palestinian Territories Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Not applicable. Project where gender equality is not relevant. 26955.47 152685.25 150000 Contracted Grant Amount Worldwide Commitment to the Poor (WEFA) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 179640.72 179640.72 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) XM-DAC-47066-SN0322 International Organization for Migration (IOM) Communities in Mozambique face recurring cyclones that damage homes, displace families, and disrupt access to essential services. This project is strengthening preparedness and providing early assistance to people living in the most cyclone affected provinces, including Cabo Delgado, Nampula, Zambézia, Sofala, Inhambane, and Gaza. The project supports families by supplying emergency shelter materials and essential household items that help them protect themselves before and after a cyclone. Temporary accommodation centres are being assessed and prepared so they can safely host people who may need to evacuate. At risk communities will receive clear early warning messages to help them take timely action during severe weather events. Through these planned efforts, the project is strengthening local preparedness, improving the safety and dignity of people who may become displaced, and supporting a more coordinated and timely emergency response to the growing risks posed by recurrent cyclones in Mozambique. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maputo, CO, MOZAMBIQUE 258-21310779 iommaputo@iom.int https://mozambique.iom.int/ N139, Rua Joseph Ki-zerbo, Sommerschield 1, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.954160 32.594160 Mozambique Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1050000 1050000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 1050000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1050000 XM-DAC-47066-SN0324 International Organization for Migration (IOM) This project provides life saving assistance and improved living conditions to crisis affected individuals across central and southern Mozambique through targeted Shelter/Non-Food Items (NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) interventions. IOM is supporting vulnerable households with essential items such as tarpaulins, kitchen sets, blankets, sleeping mats, solar lamps and mosquito nets, based on rapid needs assessments and coordinated closely with authorities and communities, prioritizing older persons, people with disabilities and female headed or child headed households. Simultaneously, CCCM activities are assisting displaced individuals through strengthened site management, coordinated service delivery, inclusive community participation, clear information sharing and accessible feedback and referral mechanisms in accommodation centres and informal sites. Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Maputo, CO, MOZAMBIQUE 258-21310779 iommaputo@iom.int https://mozambique.iom.int/ N139, Rua Joseph Ki-zerbo, Sommerschield 1, Maputo, Mozambique IOM Country Office - MZ -25.954160 32.594160 Mozambique Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian 2a - Project with sufficient inclusion of gender issues (mainstreamed) 1100000 1100000 Contracted Grant Amount Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 1100000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 Voluntary Contribution - Tightly Earmarked Central Emergency Response Fund International Organization for Migration (IOM) 1100000 XM-DAC-47066-SN0325 International Organization for Migration (IOM) 2024 marks the seventh year since the Rohingya population's mass displacement from Myanmar to Bangladesh. The Rohingya continue to face dangers posed by natural hazards, disease outbreaks, and a deteriorating protection environment. As the crisis becomes further protracted, the Rohingya living in the camps in Cox's Bazar are increasingly dependent on aid with little prospect for durable solutions. Significant use of firewood continues, while agricultural land near camps has suffered from siltation and increased risk of flash floods and landslides. In response, IOM established the Safe Access to Fuel and Energy (SAFEPlus) programme to meet the immediate need for safer and sustainable cooking fuel through the provision of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to combat deforestation, rehabilitate impacted environments, and reduce health concerns and protection risks. In this project, IOM is supporting 202,780 Rohingya households in 17 camps by providing LPG refills to be used as cooking fuel. Porter assistance is also available for extremely vulnerable individuals who may face access challenges. This contributes to ensuring all households under the IOM Area of Responsibility in Cox’s Bazar has sufficient fuel for daily use. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM) IOM - Cox's Bazar, S-Off, BANGLADESH 880-34152194 Freedom Fighter Building, Parjatan Luxury Cottage(1 & 3), Motel Road, 4700, Cox’s Bazar, Chattogram/southeastern Bangladesh, Bangladesh IOM Country Office - BD 23.778619 90.418744 Bangladesh Emergency Shelter and NFI MOVEMENT, EMERGENCY AND POST-CRISIS MIGRATION MANAGEMENT Material relief assistance and services Humanitarian Bangladesh Crisis Response Plan 2024 1 - Project with some but insufficient inclusion of gender issues 176661.41 3423338.59 3600000 Contracted Grant Amount UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office International Organization for Migration (IOM) 3600000 3600000 Total Budget Committed International Organization for Migration (IOM) International Organization for Migration (IOM)